Massachusetts Quarterly Review, 2 tomasCoolidge & Wiley, 1849 |
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... present to the mind a particular quality of character in every light of which it is susceptible , than to construct a unitary character out of a combination of qualities . Perhaps we should be more strictly accurate if we should say ...
... present to the mind a particular quality of character in every light of which it is susceptible , than to construct a unitary character out of a combination of qualities . Perhaps we should be more strictly accurate if we should say ...
68 psl.
... present , but simply Walter Savage Landor . With him it is amicus Plato , amica veritas , magis amicus Landor . His sense of his own worth is too large and too dignified to admit of per- sonal piques and jealousies . He resents an ...
... present , but simply Walter Savage Landor . With him it is amicus Plato , amica veritas , magis amicus Landor . His sense of his own worth is too large and too dignified to admit of per- sonal piques and jealousies . He resents an ...
69 psl.
... present is the least valuable . The better and larger portion is so purely imaginative , so truly ideal , that it will be as fresh and true a hundred or a thousand years hence as now . His writings have seldom drawn any notice from the ...
... present is the least valuable . The better and larger portion is so purely imaginative , so truly ideal , that it will be as fresh and true a hundred or a thousand years hence as now . His writings have seldom drawn any notice from the ...
83 psl.
... present system of postal arrangements , its imper- fections and abuses , and to compare it with one that is per- fectly feasible , in order to feel assured that in a few years men will look back upon it with that complacent contempt ...
... present system of postal arrangements , its imper- fections and abuses , and to compare it with one that is per- fectly feasible , in order to feel assured that in a few years men will look back upon it with that complacent contempt ...
85 psl.
... present postal arrangements and those which may be had for the asking , if the people will only ask loudly and resolutely enough . But in order to make a resolute and successful demand for any thing , men must be satisfied , first ...
... present postal arrangements and those which may be had for the asking , if the people will only ask loudly and resolutely enough . But in order to make a resolute and successful demand for any thing , men must be satisfied , first ...
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