The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... reason alone and seems to lift the life of the senses on to a higher plane . This suggests another ' law ' in the relationship of art and society : that it is valuable only when the spiritual life is strong enough to insist on some sort ...
... reason alone and seems to lift the life of the senses on to a higher plane . This suggests another ' law ' in the relationship of art and society : that it is valuable only when the spiritual life is strong enough to insist on some sort ...
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... Reason . We shall see How Reason operates on Poetry . 2 I shall not see the end of this unweaving . I shall lie dead in any narrow ditch Before they are unwoven , love and grieving , And our lives separated stitch by stitch . I shall be ...
... Reason . We shall see How Reason operates on Poetry . 2 I shall not see the end of this unweaving . I shall lie dead in any narrow ditch Before they are unwoven , love and grieving , And our lives separated stitch by stitch . I shall be ...
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... reason for doing so is usually two - fold . First , he has probably reached a period of life , after many decades of professional activity , when he begins to run out of material , except for the reflec- tive visions of nostalgia ...
... reason for doing so is usually two - fold . First , he has probably reached a period of life , after many decades of professional activity , when he begins to run out of material , except for the reflec- tive visions of nostalgia ...
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