Nature: Addresses, and LecturesHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1893 - 315 pages |
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Page 160
... truth . The growth of the intellect is strictly analogous in all individuals . It is larger reception . Able men , in general , have good dispositions , and a respect for justice ; because an able man is noth- ing else than a good ...
... truth . The growth of the intellect is strictly analogous in all individuals . It is larger reception . Able men , in general , have good dispositions , and a respect for justice ; because an able man is noth- ing else than a good ...
Page 292
... truth practically ; and take that which you call yours . It is God's world and mine ; yours as much as you want ... justice was somehow done ; the wisdom and the - worth did get into parliament , and every interest 292 THE CONSERVATIVE .
... truth practically ; and take that which you call yours . It is God's world and mine ; yours as much as you want ... justice was somehow done ; the wisdom and the - worth did get into parliament , and every interest 292 THE CONSERVATIVE .
Page 334
... Truth , Goodness , and Beauty , each in its perfection includ- ing the three , they prefer to make Beauty the sign ... justice , if they kept the bounds of selfish calculation . If they granted restitution , it was prudence which granted it .
... Truth , Goodness , and Beauty , each in its perfection includ- ing the three , they prefer to make Beauty the sign ... justice , if they kept the bounds of selfish calculation . If they granted restitution , it was prudence which granted it .
Page 367
... justice , with heart of steel , to fight down the proud . The private mind has the access to the to- tality of goodness and truth that it may be a bal- ance to a corrupt society ; and to stand for the pri- vate verdict against popular ...
... justice , with heart of steel , to fight down the proud . The private mind has the access to the to- tality of goodness and truth that it may be a bal- ance to a corrupt society ; and to stand for the pri- vate verdict against popular ...
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