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ERS UNIVE THE lo ITY OF affect them now they know ; let the future , let the whole take care of itself . They state their impressions as they rise , of other men's spoken , written , or acted thoughts . They never dream of going out of ...
ERS UNIVE THE lo ITY OF affect them now they know ; let the future , let the whole take care of itself . They state their impressions as they rise , of other men's spoken , written , or acted thoughts . They never dream of going out of ...
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We detach the part from the whole , lest it stand between us and the whole . When we have ascertained in what degree it manifests the whole , we may safely restore it to its place , and love or admire it there ever after .
We detach the part from the whole , lest it stand between us and the whole . When we have ascertained in what degree it manifests the whole , we may safely restore it to its place , and love or admire it there ever after .
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Statement of a part always looks like ignorance , when compared with the whole , yet may promise the whole . Consider that a part implies the whole , as the everlasting No the everlasting Yes , and permit to exist the shadow of your ...
Statement of a part always looks like ignorance , when compared with the whole , yet may promise the whole . Consider that a part implies the whole , as the everlasting No the everlasting Yes , and permit to exist the shadow of your ...
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Purified in my whole genius , I congratulate myself Secure of fate , while neither am I downcast by any terrors , Nor store up secret griefs in my heart , But pass my days cheerfully in the midst of mishaps , Despite the evils which ...
Purified in my whole genius , I congratulate myself Secure of fate , while neither am I downcast by any terrors , Nor store up secret griefs in my heart , But pass my days cheerfully in the midst of mishaps , Despite the evils which ...
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... hour by hour , And , as it were , the whole fabric of heaven becomes a theatre , Till the divine energy pervades the whole sweep of the world , And chisels out from it new forms , Adorned with new faculties , of larger powers .
... hour by hour , And , as it were , the whole fabric of heaven becomes a theatre , Till the divine energy pervades the whole sweep of the world , And chisels out from it new forms , Adorned with new faculties , of larger powers .
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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