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Pagina 23
... mind is not the bet- ter for it , however thinly laid on . Sound judgments and right views are always good , even in their slen- derest application ; but it is amusing to note the immediate effect of their popular diffusion . The ...
... mind is not the bet- ter for it , however thinly laid on . Sound judgments and right views are always good , even in their slen- derest application ; but it is amusing to note the immediate effect of their popular diffusion . The ...
Pagina 191
... mind by a great one . Thus the pupil is subjected to two mighty powers at the same moment ; the great dead writer into whose inmost essence he is compelled to enter , and the sympathetic teacher , who gives vitality to the whole ...
... mind by a great one . Thus the pupil is subjected to two mighty powers at the same moment ; the great dead writer into whose inmost essence he is compelled to enter , and the sympathetic teacher , who gives vitality to the whole ...
Pagina 488
... mind elevated by trial ? -or , bitter reflection - a sense of relapse toward barbarism ? -- a dread that she may overlie volcanoes ? France is at peace . Her Imperial armies have been utterly beaten and taken prisoners by more than a ...
... mind elevated by trial ? -or , bitter reflection - a sense of relapse toward barbarism ? -- a dread that she may overlie volcanoes ? France is at peace . Her Imperial armies have been utterly beaten and taken prisoners by more than a ...
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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