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This universality of art as a means of expression , through which we share the impulses of people with whom we seem to have not a thought or a social convention in common , must mean that art springs from somewhere very deep down in the ...
This universality of art as a means of expression , through which we share the impulses of people with whom we seem to have not a thought or a social convention in common , must mean that art springs from somewhere very deep down in the ...
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Padma — who has graduated out of hippiedom — actually had heard of St John of the Cross and Teilhard but hadn't read them , but means to one day . * * Are these young ' drop - outs ' happy and on the way to becoming complete people ...
Padma — who has graduated out of hippiedom — actually had heard of St John of the Cross and Teilhard but hadn't read them , but means to one day . * * Are these young ' drop - outs ' happy and on the way to becoming complete people ...
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Cheshire , which is situated in a remarkably soft mild air ; ' tis three times as large as Wootton ; I wish you would make use of it , as I hope it would be a means of recovering her health , and ' tis at your service as long as ever ...
Cheshire , which is situated in a remarkably soft mild air ; ' tis three times as large as Wootton ; I wish you would make use of it , as I hope it would be a means of recovering her health , and ' tis at your service as long as ever ...
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 179 |
| Editor | William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Contributor | George Smith |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1971 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 11 May 2018 |
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