The World's Best Essays, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Volumen5David Josiah Brewer, Edward Archibald Allen, William Schuyler F.P. Kaiser, 1900 - 4190 páginas |
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... produced much happiness . Her daughters seem to have resembled her . No doubt Milton made mistakes in the too scanty intellectual train- ing which he alone was able to give to those shallow natures . His ideal of womanhood was not ...
... produced much happiness . Her daughters seem to have resembled her . No doubt Milton made mistakes in the too scanty intellectual train- ing which he alone was able to give to those shallow natures . His ideal of womanhood was not ...
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... produced the most famous pulpit orators of modern times . Fénelon him- self belonged to the group of great preachers who made the French pulpit of the age of Louis XIV . illustrious , but he is even more cele- brated for his ...
... produced the most famous pulpit orators of modern times . Fénelon him- self belonged to the group of great preachers who made the French pulpit of the age of Louis XIV . illustrious , but he is even more cele- brated for his ...
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... producing , indeed , for the moment an æs- thetic pleasure , but containing within itself no true ground of persistence ; and this is the reason why we rather choose to ab- stain from this prolongation of our subject . - From " The Way ...
... producing , indeed , for the moment an æs- thetic pleasure , but containing within itself no true ground of persistence ; and this is the reason why we rather choose to ab- stain from this prolongation of our subject . - From " The Way ...
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... produce itself again , and which produces itself that it may again devour itself ? Never can this be the destination of my being and of all be- ing . There must be something which exists because it has been brought forth , and which now ...
... produce itself again , and which produces itself that it may again devour itself ? Never can this be the destination of my being and of all be- ing . There must be something which exists because it has been brought forth , and which now ...
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... produce their own happiness , no wonder they should miss in the application of what will con- tribute to that of others ; and thus we may , without too severe a censure on their inclinations , account for that frequent failure in true ...
... produce their own happiness , no wonder they should miss in the application of what will con- tribute to that of others ; and thus we may , without too severe a censure on their inclinations , account for that frequent failure in true ...
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