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... accepted her faith , and an endless torture by slow burning if they did not . Her quarry , long since inured to all astonish- ment by the Expedition's behaviour and equipment , capitulated to Mother Church with exasperating rapidity ...
... accepted her faith , and an endless torture by slow burning if they did not . Her quarry , long since inured to all astonish- ment by the Expedition's behaviour and equipment , capitulated to Mother Church with exasperating rapidity ...
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... accepted by the majority , there is something wrong with that society . This brings me back to the part of my opening definition , where I said that art was a sacrament ; and I must now consider how an inward and spiritual grace can be ...
... accepted by the majority , there is something wrong with that society . This brings me back to the part of my opening definition , where I said that art was a sacrament ; and I must now consider how an inward and spiritual grace can be ...
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... accepted . But where did it come from ? From the imitation , in the fringes of the Buddhist world , of some Praxitelian Apollo . Thus the most extreme example of spirituality was embodied by the most concrete expression of physical ...
... accepted . But where did it come from ? From the imitation , in the fringes of the Buddhist world , of some Praxitelian Apollo . Thus the most extreme example of spirituality was embodied by the most concrete expression of physical ...
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