Lectures on English Literature, from Chaucer to TennysonClaxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1869 - 411 Seiten |
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... pass- ing through and beyond the mere intellect , it dwells in the deep places of the soul . The common products of educa- tion are tangible and temporal , but there is a higher edu- cation that lifts you into the region of things ...
... pass- ing through and beyond the mere intellect , it dwells in the deep places of the soul . The common products of educa- tion are tangible and temporal , but there is a higher edu- cation that lifts you into the region of things ...
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... pass from each to each ; and thus chastened and invigorated , .he common humanity of the sexes rises higher than it affection be brought The woman's mind man's to a wiser * Southey's Cowper , vol . ii . p . 35 . could be carried by ...
... pass from each to each ; and thus chastened and invigorated , .he common humanity of the sexes rises higher than it affection be brought The woman's mind man's to a wiser * Southey's Cowper , vol . ii . p . 35 . could be carried by ...
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... pass away like a conflagration or a meteor , and which is beginning a perpetual planetary motion with the great lights of all ages . I have spoken of the value of acquaintance with the literature of different eras , and the influence is ...
... pass away like a conflagration or a meteor , and which is beginning a perpetual planetary motion with the great lights of all ages . I have spoken of the value of acquaintance with the literature of different eras , and the influence is ...
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... pass , " are the words , " when many evils and troubles are befallen them , that this song shall testify against them as a witness , for it shall not be forgotten out of the mouth of their seed . " Well may we conceive how , in after ...
... pass , " are the words , " when many evils and troubles are befallen them , that this song shall testify against them as a witness , for it shall not be forgotten out of the mouth of their seed . " Well may we conceive how , in after ...
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... pass into a body of English words , and so come unto us . This proof of the value of poetic culture is fortified when you reflect how that which may be reverenced as the very ideal of poetry - I mean that which flowed from direct divine ...
... pass into a body of English words , and so come unto us . This proof of the value of poetic culture is fortified when you reflect how that which may be reverenced as the very ideal of poetry - I mean that which flowed from direct divine ...
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