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Pagina 73
... satisfied by any human being, a leaning forward and outward to something she knew not what. The sun rose over the fells; they were purple in sunset; the constellations slowly climbed the eastern sky on a clear night, and her heart lay ...
... satisfied by any human being, a leaning forward and outward to something she knew not what. The sun rose over the fells; they were purple in sunset; the constellations slowly climbed the eastern sky on a clear night, and her heart lay ...
Pagina 83
... satisfy him; he is forced to assume a divine object for his homage and love, and when he goes out into the fields it has vanished. Kate did not call again upon the priest. Her father came to the conclusion that there was nothing in his ...
... satisfy him; he is forced to assume a divine object for his homage and love, and when he goes out into the fields it has vanished. Kate did not call again upon the priest. Her father came to the conclusion that there was nothing in his ...
Pagina 180
... ; the Secret, the Secret, everybody upheld it, the professors lectured, the mad inquisition and guesses continued, and the vengeance of Zeus is not yet satisfied. AN EPOCH I WAS no longer young: in fact I 180 THE RIDDLE.
... ; the Secret, the Secret, everybody upheld it, the professors lectured, the mad inquisition and guesses continued, and the vengeance of Zeus is not yet satisfied. AN EPOCH I WAS no longer young: in fact I 180 THE RIDDLE.
Pagina 181
... same thought, spirit, life, God, which was in everything I beheld, was also in me. But my creed had been taken over from books; it was accepted as an in181 tellectual proposition. Most of us are satisfied with this kind AN EPOCH.
... same thought, spirit, life, God, which was in everything I beheld, was also in me. But my creed had been taken over from books; it was accepted as an in181 tellectual proposition. Most of us are satisfied with this kind AN EPOCH.
Pagina 182
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. tellectual proposition. Most of us are satisfied with this kind of belief, and even call it religion. We are more content the more definite the object becomes, no matter whether or not it is in any ...
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. tellectual proposition. Most of us are satisfied with this kind of belief, and even call it religion. We are more content the more definite the object becomes, no matter whether or not it is in any ...
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