The National Review, Volume 6W.H. Allen, 1885 - English literature |
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... things ? How can you , who are always refusing to submit to arbitrary standards , admit of art which does things by a compro- mise , making them a little less real here , a little more real there ? Nonsense ! I remember how you answered ...
... things ? How can you , who are always refusing to submit to arbitrary standards , admit of art which does things by a compro- mise , making them a little less real here , a little more real there ? Nonsense ! I remember how you answered ...
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... things are accomplished — the penitent is confirmed in strength , and fresh souls are won . Is not the same worldly wisdom to be observed in the things of the next world as in things of the present ? Those of us who have been concerned ...
... things are accomplished — the penitent is confirmed in strength , and fresh souls are won . Is not the same worldly wisdom to be observed in the things of the next world as in things of the present ? Those of us who have been concerned ...
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... things , and no law which overlooks them can be a good one . They require some illustration : To the first class belongs that enormous mass of property which consists of legal rights not inherent in or attached to any definite thing ...
... things , and no law which overlooks them can be a good one . They require some illustration : To the first class belongs that enormous mass of property which consists of legal rights not inherent in or attached to any definite thing ...
Contents
COLQUHOUN Archibald | 173 |
Their Best Form | 184 |
DE BORRING Frances Mary | 286 |
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