EssaysLittle Leather Library Corporation, 1910 - 96 pages |
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Page 102
... persons to each other by the mathematical measure of their havings and beings ? Gertrude is enamored of Guy ; how high , how aristocratic , how Roman his mien and manners ! to live with him were life indeed : and no purchase is too ...
... persons to each other by the mathematical measure of their havings and beings ? Gertrude is enamored of Guy ; how high , how aristocratic , how Roman his mien and manners ! to live with him were life indeed : and no purchase is too ...
Page 164
... persons , or we read books , in the instinctive faith that these will call it out and reveal us to ourselves . Beggars all . The persons are such as we ; the Eu- rope , an old faded garment of dead persons ; the books , their ghosts ...
... persons , or we read books , in the instinctive faith that these will call it out and reveal us to ourselves . Beggars all . The persons are such as we ; the Eu- rope , an old faded garment of dead persons ; the books , their ghosts ...
Page 60
... persons are character born , or , to borrow a phrase from Napoleon , they are victory organized . They are usually received with ill - will , because they are new , and because they set a bound to the exaggeration that has been made of ...
... persons are character born , or , to borrow a phrase from Napoleon , they are victory organized . They are usually received with ill - will , because they are new , and because they set a bound to the exaggeration that has been made of ...
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