EssaysLittle Leather Library Corporation, 1910 - 96 pages |
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Page 27
... come and go , and design and execute many things , and somewhat comes of it all , but an unlooked for result . The individual is always mistaken . He de- signed many things , and drew in other persons as EXPERIENCE . 27.
... come and go , and design and execute many things , and somewhat comes of it all , but an unlooked for result . The individual is always mistaken . He de- signed many things , and drew in other persons as EXPERIENCE . 27.
Page 62
... comes , and does not doubt . He who confronts the gods , without any misgiving , knows heaven ; he who waits a hundred ages until a sage comes , without doubting , knows men . Hence the virtuous prince moves , and for ages shows em ...
... comes , and does not doubt . He who confronts the gods , without any misgiving , knows heaven ; he who waits a hundred ages until a sage comes , without doubting , knows men . Hence the virtuous prince moves , and for ages shows em ...
Page 87
... comes in to polish and perfect the parts of the social instruments . Society will par- don much to genius and special gifts , but , being in its nature a convention , it loves what is conventional , or what belongs to coming together ...
... comes in to polish and perfect the parts of the social instruments . Society will par- don much to genius and special gifts , but , being in its nature a convention , it loves what is conventional , or what belongs to coming together ...
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