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The demonstration seemed Euclidean enough to justify the bitterly ironic tone which overhung it : for here was Henry Adams , supremely well born , talented , eager , thoughtful , industrious , confessing that every ideal he owned had ...
The demonstration seemed Euclidean enough to justify the bitterly ironic tone which overhung it : for here was Henry Adams , supremely well born , talented , eager , thoughtful , industrious , confessing that every ideal he owned had ...
الصفحة 319
And in Adams there was also an uglier cynicism , of sitting back and watching the world , with a not unmalign satisfaction , go to hell . The motif of effort and education which carefully governs Adams ' autobiography tends to obscure ...
And in Adams there was also an uglier cynicism , of sitting back and watching the world , with a not unmalign satisfaction , go to hell . The motif of effort and education which carefully governs Adams ' autobiography tends to obscure ...
الصفحة 320
It was his Chesterfieldian sensibilities that largely ruined Adams ; that turned him into a man who thought one way and lived another . For he lived , during many years , in elegant and patrician retirement , choosing for his intimates ...
It was his Chesterfieldian sensibilities that largely ruined Adams ; that turned him into a man who thought one way and lived another . For he lived , during many years , in elegant and patrician retirement , choosing for his intimates ...
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