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... become again happy in a short time ; but if at all , in some long and perfect time , having in the interval become pos- sessed of great and noble goods . ' ( P. 23. ) Even this passage , short and irrelevant as it is for all other ...
... become again happy in a short time ; but if at all , in some long and perfect time , having in the interval become pos- sessed of great and noble goods . ' ( P. 23. ) Even this passage , short and irrelevant as it is for all other ...
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... become more dim . A strong ex- ercise of thought is necessary to comprehend that great ab- straction , an omnipotent and boundless being . Local divinities , therefore , the deification of moral and even physical attributes , become ...
... become more dim . A strong ex- ercise of thought is necessary to comprehend that great ab- straction , an omnipotent and boundless being . Local divinities , therefore , the deification of moral and even physical attributes , become ...
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... become somewhat less strikingly original , — to be less fond of the folly of too new or too old phrases , and to believe that poetry does not consist in either the one or the other . We could then venture to pro- mise him a double ...
... become somewhat less strikingly original , — to be less fond of the folly of too new or too old phrases , and to believe that poetry does not consist in either the one or the other . We could then venture to pro- mise him a double ...
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