Essays, Second SeriesJ.R. Osgood, 1876 - 228 psl. |
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... rich enough for all the purposes of expressing thought . Why covet a knowl- edge of new facts ? Day and night , house and garden , a few books , a few actions , serve us as well as would all trades and all spectacles . We are far from ...
... rich enough for all the purposes of expressing thought . Why covet a knowl- edge of new facts ? Day and night , house and garden , a few books , a few actions , serve us as well as would all trades and all spectacles . We are far from ...
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... rich poets , as Homer , Chaucer , Shakspeare , and Raphael , have obvi- ously no limits to their works , except the limits of their lifetime , and resemble a mirror carried through the street , ready to render an image of every created ...
... rich poets , as Homer , Chaucer , Shakspeare , and Raphael , have obvi- ously no limits to their works , except the limits of their lifetime , and resemble a mirror carried through the street , ready to render an image of every created ...
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... rich pasturage , and my neighbor has fertile meadow , but my field , ' says the querulous farmer , only holds the world together . ' I quote another man's saying ; unluckily , that other withdraws himself in the same way , and quotes me ...
... rich pasturage , and my neighbor has fertile meadow , but my field , ' says the querulous farmer , only holds the world together . ' I quote another man's saying ; unluckily , that other withdraws himself in the same way , and quotes me ...
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... rich . Thence comes a new intellectual exultation , to be again rebuked by some new exhibition of character . Strange alterna- tion of attraction and repulsion ! Character repudiates intellect , yet excites it ; and character passes ...
... rich . Thence comes a new intellectual exultation , to be again rebuked by some new exhibition of character . Strange alterna- tion of attraction and repulsion ! Character repudiates intellect , yet excites it ; and character passes ...
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... rich men are by no means the most skilful masters of good manners . No rent - roll nor army- list can dignify skulking and dissimulation ; and the first point to courtesy must always be truth , as really II MANNERS . 113.
... rich men are by no means the most skilful masters of good manners . No rent - roll nor army- list can dignify skulking and dissimulation ; and the first point to courtesy must always be truth , as really II MANNERS . 113.
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