Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... become fatiguing and repulsive . We have never been able to admire Cole's picture of the Voyage of Life ; for , though the human is there , it is dwarfed and crushed be- neath the wild and massive nature overhanging it . The human is ...
... become fatiguing and repulsive . We have never been able to admire Cole's picture of the Voyage of Life ; for , though the human is there , it is dwarfed and crushed be- neath the wild and massive nature overhanging it . The human is ...
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... become the slaves as well as the tyrants of men they loathe ; but there is no moving and binding them through the sentiments . They have sense and reason , body and soul , flesh and spirit . Their souls aspire to the highest ideal ...
... become the slaves as well as the tyrants of men they loathe ; but there is no moving and binding them through the sentiments . They have sense and reason , body and soul , flesh and spirit . Their souls aspire to the highest ideal ...
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... become obsolete can never be revived , for it becomes obsolete because the course of events has left it be- hind . The age , again , does not err in setting a high value on sentiment , for the sentimental has its place in human na- ture ...
... become obsolete can never be revived , for it becomes obsolete because the course of events has left it be- hind . The age , again , does not err in setting a high value on sentiment , for the sentimental has its place in human na- ture ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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