Five Kinds of Writing: Selections from British and American Authors, Old and NewTheodore Morrison Little, Brown, 1939 - 658 من الصفحات |
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... fact of the material world beneath the dignity of his inquiry . He feels in every nerve the equality of things and the unity of men ; his soul is exalted , not by vain shows and shadows and ideals , but by realities in which alone the ...
... fact of the material world beneath the dignity of his inquiry . He feels in every nerve the equality of things and the unity of men ; his soul is exalted , not by vain shows and shadows and ideals , but by realities in which alone the ...
الصفحة 405
... fact could be multiplied indefinitely . It is not the purpose of this volume to engage in con- troversy , nor does it intend particularly to defend the Puritan against the bewildering variety of critics who on every side today find him ...
... fact could be multiplied indefinitely . It is not the purpose of this volume to engage in con- troversy , nor does it intend particularly to defend the Puritan against the bewildering variety of critics who on every side today find him ...
الصفحة 439
... fact - singular as the rest had been - was the part I became , in the hall , aware of in meeting Mrs. Grose . This picture comes back to me in the general train - the impression , as I received it on my return , of the wide white ...
... fact - singular as the rest had been - was the part I became , in the hall , aware of in meeting Mrs. Grose . This picture comes back to me in the general train - the impression , as I received it on my return , of the wide white ...
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