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But what one was most moved by was the things by which he himself was most moved : the Plato who was the son of Apollo , the poet and the dramatist of ideas ; Marcus Aurelius , the disillusioned statesman whistling to keep up his ...
But what one was most moved by was the things by which he himself was most moved : the Plato who was the son of Apollo , the poet and the dramatist of ideas ; Marcus Aurelius , the disillusioned statesman whistling to keep up his ...
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This I find ambiguous , and he smiles at my confusion . Leschetizky has often said that our Puritan background has stamped us all with too much rigidity in our bearing as well as in our souls . " But Martha told me other things , too .
This I find ambiguous , and he smiles at my confusion . Leschetizky has often said that our Puritan background has stamped us all with too much rigidity in our bearing as well as in our souls . " But Martha told me other things , too .
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Be always looking for the thing you like and not afraid of overstating it . We want the simple vision of one who sees and enjoys . Suppose all people try to declare the things they like . Study to appreciate .
Be always looking for the thing you like and not afraid of overstating it . We want the simple vision of one who sees and enjoys . Suppose all people try to declare the things they like . Study to appreciate .
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