EssaysLittle Leather Library Corporation, 1910 - 96 pages |
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Page 165
... give me a certain household joy to quit this lofty seeking , this spiritual astronomy or search of stars and come down to warm sympathies with you ; but then I know ... give me that which properly they cannot give me , but FRIENDSHIP . 165.
... give me a certain household joy to quit this lofty seeking , this spiritual astronomy or search of stars and come down to warm sympathies with you ; but then I know ... give me that which properly they cannot give me , but FRIENDSHIP . 165.
Page 53
... give us a sense of mass . Society is frivolous , and shreds its day into scraps , its conversation into ceremonies and escapes . But if I go to see an ingenious man , I shall think my- self poorly entertained if he give me nimble pieces ...
... give us a sense of mass . Society is frivolous , and shreds its day into scraps , its conversation into ceremonies and escapes . But if I go to see an ingenious man , I shall think my- self poorly entertained if he give me nimble pieces ...
Page 106
... give me this pot of oil , or this flagon of wine , when all your oil and wine is mine , which belief of mine this gift seems to deny ? Hence the fitness of beautiful , not useful things for gifts . This giving is flat usurpation , and ...
... give me this pot of oil , or this flagon of wine , when all your oil and wine is mine , which belief of mine this gift seems to deny ? Hence the fitness of beautiful , not useful things for gifts . This giving is flat usurpation , and ...
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