The North British Review, Том 14W. P. Kennedy, 1851 |
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... of moral im- patience dooming him to endless antagonism to the world and its ways . It must have been in vain , we should imagine , that VOL . XIV . NO . XXVII . such a man tried to break his nature into tranquillity.
... of moral im- patience dooming him to endless antagonism to the world and its ways . It must have been in vain , we should imagine , that VOL . XIV . NO . XXVII . such a man tried to break his nature into tranquillity.
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such a man tried to break his nature into tranquillity upon the hard problems of established science , or to procure it full satis- faction among the exercises of authorized literature . Some- thing must have still overflowed as he read ...
such a man tried to break his nature into tranquillity upon the hard problems of established science , or to procure it full satis- faction among the exercises of authorized literature . Some- thing must have still overflowed as he read ...
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... nature working itself into con- nexion with things as they are , it is the deliberate manifestation of a great and powerful mind , that , having tried long and vari- ously to content itself with what society offers to it , still finds ...
... nature working itself into con- nexion with things as they are , it is the deliberate manifestation of a great and powerful mind , that , having tried long and vari- ously to content itself with what society offers to it , still finds ...
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... nature , that all works of art ought to desire popularity - i.e . , the imme- diate satisfaction of those that have mastered on each specific occasion the mere essential technick ; and also , that the greatest works of art do infallibly ...
... nature , that all works of art ought to desire popularity - i.e . , the imme- diate satisfaction of those that have mastered on each specific occasion the mere essential technick ; and also , that the greatest works of art do infallibly ...
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... nature of some of our cherished conclu- sions respecting the constitution of society , and to create the re- quisite impetus by which we shall be borne along the next , and some golden step it may be , in the historic evolution . We do ...
... nature of some of our cherished conclu- sions respecting the constitution of society , and to create the re- quisite impetus by which we shall be borne along the next , and some golden step it may be , in the historic evolution . We do ...
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