EssaysLittle Leather Library Corporation, 1910 - 96 pages |
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Page 96
... genius and say what you think . In our estimates let us take a lesson from kings . The parts of hospitality , the connection of families , the impressiveness of death , and a thousand other things , royalty makes its own estimate of ...
... genius and say what you think . In our estimates let us take a lesson from kings . The parts of hospitality , the connection of families , the impressiveness of death , and a thousand other things , royalty makes its own estimate of ...
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... Genius were a little more of a genius ! We are like millers on the lower levels of a stream , when the factories above them have exhausted the water . We too fancy that the upper people must have raised their dams . If any of us knew ...
... Genius were a little more of a genius ! We are like millers on the lower levels of a stream , when the factories above them have exhausted the water . We too fancy that the upper people must have raised their dams . If any of us knew ...
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... genius , but not yet accredited : one gets the cheer of their light , with- out paying too great a tax . Theirs is the beauty of the bird , or the morning light , and not of art . In the thought of genius there is always a surprise ...
... genius , but not yet accredited : one gets the cheer of their light , with- out paying too great a tax . Theirs is the beauty of the bird , or the morning light , and not of art . In the thought of genius there is always a surprise ...
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