Modern Eloquence, Volume 9Thomas Brackett Reed, Rossiter Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Albert Ellery Bergh J.D. Morris, 1900 |
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... feeling , so vitally and com- pletely that the ultimate harmony , in which all men be- lieve and for which all men crave , might become once more a reality amid the dissonances of a struggling and imperfect society . It is the function ...
... feeling , so vitally and com- pletely that the ultimate harmony , in which all men be- lieve and for which all men crave , might become once more a reality amid the dissonances of a struggling and imperfect society . It is the function ...
Page 828
... feel as he felt the inward necessity of finding harmony , and giving it reality to the mind , the eye , and the ear . In older communities , looking at our life outside the circle of its immediate needs and tasks , he has found a recog ...
... feel as he felt the inward necessity of finding harmony , and giving it reality to the mind , the eye , and the ear . In older communities , looking at our life outside the circle of its immediate needs and tasks , he has found a recog ...
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... feeling are consistent with a true and beautiful art . But Keats could not have lived in the air which Emerson found ... feel , and to which they often respond with exag- gerated cordiality . It is not surprising that those who are full ...
... feeling are consistent with a true and beautiful art . But Keats could not have lived in the air which Emerson found ... feel , and to which they often respond with exag- gerated cordiality . It is not surprising that those who are full ...
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... feeling and of touch . In his prose and verse , Poe was preeminently a man who not only brought artistic integrity and capacity to his work , but suffused it with purity , dignity , and grace . In the disconnected product of his broken ...
... feeling and of touch . In his prose and verse , Poe was preeminently a man who not only brought artistic integrity and capacity to his work , but suffused it with purity , dignity , and grace . In the disconnected product of his broken ...
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... feel that it is not for me , to question the pro- priety of your decision on a point of which , by the consti- tution of your body , you are the judges . I therefore gratefully accept the office to which I have been called , fully ...
... feel that it is not for me , to question the pro- priety of your decision on a point of which , by the consti- tution of your body , you are the judges . I therefore gratefully accept the office to which I have been called , fully ...
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