Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 25 |
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... fact , is a misconcep- tion . We are not able to relate facts as they are ; they have to pass first through the alembic of our minds , and in the process they must gain or lose something . We can , therefore , only approximate to the ...
... fact , is a misconcep- tion . We are not able to relate facts as they are ; they have to pass first through the alembic of our minds , and in the process they must gain or lose something . We can , therefore , only approximate to the ...
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... fact and fancy were perfectly united , and where the popular imagination could roam strong and unchecked . The average medieval mind comprehended fact , not logically , in the modern manner , but imaginatively , and was capable not only ...
... fact and fancy were perfectly united , and where the popular imagination could roam strong and unchecked . The average medieval mind comprehended fact , not logically , in the modern manner , but imaginatively , and was capable not only ...
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... fact and fancy combined to weave a fantastic embroidery for the sober design of living . It remains now to sum up the position in the words of the Doctor Angelicus , ' whose powerful intellect , fully aware of and never denying the ...
... fact and fancy combined to weave a fantastic embroidery for the sober design of living . It remains now to sum up the position in the words of the Doctor Angelicus , ' whose powerful intellect , fully aware of and never denying the ...
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Fact and Fancy in Medieval English Literature By Miss | 12 |
Thomas | 28 |
Atalanta in Calydon By C M Bowra M A F B A | 51 |
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