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... things as they are and things as they might be . The pattern repeats itself ; rooks and gulls go on following the plough , men go on fighting ; ' And God still sits aloft in the array That we have wrought him , stone- deaf and stone ...
... things as they are and things as they might be . The pattern repeats itself ; rooks and gulls go on following the plough , men go on fighting ; ' And God still sits aloft in the array That we have wrought him , stone- deaf and stone ...
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... things : elevating as it were words into things and living things too'.1 Coleridge held that the proper use of words was an indispensable condition of all just thinking and even the most entertaining discipline of the mind , and we ...
... things : elevating as it were words into things and living things too'.1 Coleridge held that the proper use of words was an indispensable condition of all just thinking and even the most entertaining discipline of the mind , and we ...
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... things appear little , all the knowledge that can be acquired child's play ; the universe itself : what but an immense heap of little things ? I can contemplate nothing but parts , and parts are all little ! My mind feels as if it ached ...
... things appear little , all the knowledge that can be acquired child's play ; the universe itself : what but an immense heap of little things ? I can contemplate nothing but parts , and parts are all little ! My mind feels as if it ached ...
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Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture | 1 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture | 20 |
TENNYSONS INFLUENCE ON HIS TIMES | 35 |
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