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... human nature better , or to realize beauty of thought or language ? It will , I think , help us to decide what to read , if we find out why we read . Human brains ( if they have real life in them ) want to be up on hill - tops of their ...
... human nature better , or to realize beauty of thought or language ? It will , I think , help us to decide what to read , if we find out why we read . Human brains ( if they have real life in them ) want to be up on hill - tops of their ...
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... human nature , the man of wit , the man of thought and the man of action ; and as we read these characters we know more of human nature in a fine way - knowing them . 6 6 Robinson Crusoe ' was for me the father of all books of adven ...
... human nature , the man of wit , the man of thought and the man of action ; and as we read these characters we know more of human nature in a fine way - knowing them . 6 6 Robinson Crusoe ' was for me the father of all books of adven ...
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... human spectacle . There- fore he must establish a clear relation between the Garden of Eden and ordinary life . And he establishes it in the pictorial manner of Homer . He gives us tableaux of earthly happenings , so that when Adam and ...
... human spectacle . There- fore he must establish a clear relation between the Garden of Eden and ordinary life . And he establishes it in the pictorial manner of Homer . He gives us tableaux of earthly happenings , so that when Adam and ...
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Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture Jam Rude Donatus | 1 |
Wedmore Memorial Lecture Life and Literature | 26 |
The Garden of the Muses A Chorus from the Medea | 43 |
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