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Coupled with that character was the British empiricist theory of the human mind as " a blank tablet " on which almost anything can be written , the theory that human nature is almost infinitely " pliable , " the ever recurring theory ...
Coupled with that character was the British empiricist theory of the human mind as " a blank tablet " on which almost anything can be written , the theory that human nature is almost infinitely " pliable , " the ever recurring theory ...
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My boys and girls must be brought into the full current of this pulsing stream of human history by breathing the very breath and thinking the very thoughts of the past . Not else can they face fairly into that nobler future whither its ...
My boys and girls must be brought into the full current of this pulsing stream of human history by breathing the very breath and thinking the very thoughts of the past . Not else can they face fairly into that nobler future whither its ...
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That which is worth while in a landscape is the expression of human emotion in it . The sympathetic painting of a still life has more humanity in it than a head , unsympathetically painted . Do whatever you do intensely .
That which is worth while in a landscape is the expression of human emotion in it . The sympathetic painting of a still life has more humanity in it than a head , unsympathetically painted . Do whatever you do intensely .
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