Bare SoulsHarper & Brothers, 1924 - 340 páginas |
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... appear such to him , with a candor so gentle that it ought never to have offended , though what author can be touched without offence ? Above all he sympathizes , enters into his friends ' efforts and aspirations as if they were his own ...
... appear such to him , with a candor so gentle that it ought never to have offended , though what author can be touched without offence ? Above all he sympathizes , enters into his friends ' efforts and aspirations as if they were his own ...
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... the stars through the window- pane are my children . . . . These things , combined with the opinion I have of the generality of women , who appear to me as children to whom I would rather give a sugar plum than my time , form 234 BARE ...
... the stars through the window- pane are my children . . . . These things , combined with the opinion I have of the generality of women , who appear to me as children to whom I would rather give a sugar plum than my time , form 234 BARE ...
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... appear in what should perhaps be the deepest personal relation of all , the relation to God . Religion - profound , abstract thinking of every kind - always touched him , ap- pealed to him . He could go deep enough for it , reach high ...
... appear in what should perhaps be the deepest personal relation of all , the relation to God . Religion - profound , abstract thinking of every kind - always touched him , ap- pealed to him . He could go deep enough for it , reach high ...
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