The Prose Works of Ralph Waldo EmersonРипол Классик, 1875 - 1057 páginas |
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... better served through our sympathy. Activity is contagious. Looking where others look, and conversing with the same things, we catch the charm which lured them. Napoleon said, “You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will ...
... better served through our sympathy. Activity is contagious. Looking where others look, and conversing with the same things, we catch the charm which lured them. Napoleon said, “You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will ...
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... better : as the law— giver is before the law—receiver. I give you joy, 0 sons of men 1 that truth is altogether wholesome ; that we have hope to search out what might be the very self of everything. The misery of man is to be balked of ...
... better : as the law— giver is before the law—receiver. I give you joy, 0 sons of men 1 that truth is altogether wholesome ; that we have hope to search out what might be the very self of everything. The misery of man is to be balked of ...
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... better worth saving than ten thousand eyes, since truth is perceived by this alone." He said, Culture ; but he first admitted its basis, and gave immeasurably the first place to advantages of nature. His patrician tastes laid stress on ...
... better worth saving than ten thousand eyes, since truth is perceived by this alone." He said, Culture ; but he first admitted its basis, and gave immeasurably the first place to advantages of nature. His patrician tastes laid stress on ...
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... better than any thing in any other place. He was plain as a Quaker in habit and speech, afi'ected low phrases, and illustrations from cocks and quails, soup-pans and sycamore-spoons, grooms and farriers, and unnanieable oflices ...
... better than any thing in any other place. He was plain as a Quaker in habit and speech, afi'ected low phrases, and illustrations from cocks and quails, soup-pans and sycamore-spoons, grooms and farriers, and unnanieable oflices ...
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... better. The criticism is like our impatience of miles, when we are in a hurry ; but it is still best thata mile should have seventeen hundred and sixty yards. The greateyed Plato proportioned the lights and shades after the genius of ...
... better. The criticism is like our impatience of miles, when we are in a hurry ; but it is still best thata mile should have seventeen hundred and sixty yards. The greateyed Plato proportioned the lights and shades after the genius of ...
Índice
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53 | |
Momma on1 1111 SOEPIIO | 147 |
Fmsr Vlsrr 10 Enouxn | 161 |
CONTENTS | 263 |
PERSONAL | 300 |
Spawn n Mumrm | 309 |
WEALTH | 361 |
CULTURE | 383 |
BEHAVIOR | 403 |
Woasmr | 421 |
WAY | 445 |
BEAUTY | 465 |
ILLUBIONB | 481 |
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