Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 186W. Blackwood, 1909 - England |
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... cation for it deep in the reason possessors ' birth or residence of things . Nature does not in London — a bold but un- VOL . CLXXXVI . - NO . MCXXV . A historical theory . fortune was that while their instinct was No MCXXV.
... cation for it deep in the reason possessors ' birth or residence of things . Nature does not in London — a bold but un- VOL . CLXXXVI . - NO . MCXXV . A historical theory . fortune was that while their instinct was No MCXXV.
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... Nature , well - disciplined and humanised . They are ready , of course , with argu- ments to justify this aversion . It was little Nazareth , little Athens , little England , they say , which gave the great things to the world . They ...
... Nature , well - disciplined and humanised . They are ready , of course , with argu- ments to justify this aversion . It was little Nazareth , little Athens , little England , they say , which gave the great things to the world . They ...
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... nature of things can know nothing about the realities of the poor man's life . He can only imagine , and since his imagination is clipped at the best , he is bound to make a bad job of it . He reflects his own mind into an alien sphere ...
... nature of things can know nothing about the realities of the poor man's life . He can only imagine , and since his imagination is clipped at the best , he is bound to make a bad job of it . He reflects his own mind into an alien sphere ...
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... nature and elemental passions , who see often the bare ribs of our social struc- ture , may lose much in elegance and the minor moralities , but at least they have a sound perspective . They know what qualities of mankind are marked for ...
... nature and elemental passions , who see often the bare ribs of our social struc- ture , may lose much in elegance and the minor moralities , but at least they have a sound perspective . They know what qualities of mankind are marked for ...
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... nature . Examples may be found in all ages , but no country has pro- duced more brilliant instances of the ideal soldier than have the islands of Great Britain . Among these , although others may have attained to wider celebrity ...
... nature . Examples may be found in all ages , but no country has pro- duced more brilliant instances of the ideal soldier than have the islands of Great Britain . Among these , although others may have attained to wider celebrity ...
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