Littell's Living Age, Volume 103Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1869 |
Vanuit het boek
Resultaten 1-3 van 84
Pagina 131
... sense of what the inner vision is . It im- plies a cognizance of something beyond the grasp of the physical sense- a distinct prehension of an idea . The word seer is the paradoxically appropriate name for one who reports of unseen ...
... sense of what the inner vision is . It im- plies a cognizance of something beyond the grasp of the physical sense- a distinct prehension of an idea . The word seer is the paradoxically appropriate name for one who reports of unseen ...
Pagina 280
... sense . He is tampering with his con- science , he is trying to guide his conscience in a certain direction , rather than wilfully disobeying his conscience . A hypocrite in the worst sense either wilfully disobeys his conscience or ...
... sense . He is tampering with his con- science , he is trying to guide his conscience in a certain direction , rather than wilfully disobeying his conscience . A hypocrite in the worst sense either wilfully disobeys his conscience or ...
Pagina 301
... sense , to be Roman . monarchical element was there but in the But during this transition period this dis- form least repugnant to Republicanism , for tinction also was effaced . When all the the monarch was not hereditary nor sepa ...
... sense , to be Roman . monarchical element was there but in the But during this transition period this dis- form least repugnant to Republicanism , for tinction also was effaced . When all the the monarch was not hereditary nor sepa ...
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Ashburnham beauty believe called character Church colour Condé coup d'état cried Curlew dear death Denton Diocletian doubt Ellen Emperor Empire England eyes face fact favour feel France French friends give hand head heart Heine Henri honour hope Humboldt husband imagination Jacobite Janet King knew Lady Byron land Lerwick less letter light live look Lord Lord Byron Lucy marriage matter means ment Merridew mind Miss mother mountain Napoleon III nature never night Olivia once Orlof Ormathwaite Pall Mall Gazette Pantheism party passion perhaps person poems political poor Prince Princess Repulse Bay Roman Saturday Review secret seems side sion Spain speak spirit Stanhope story Stowe Stowe's sure tain tell thing thou thought tion true truth turned Virey Waller Whig whole wife William woman words young