Works, Svazek 4Houghton Mifflin, 1883 |
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Strana 100
... merit of his particular discoveries , is the capi- tal merit of his self - equality . A drop of water has the properties of the sea , but cannot exhibit a storm . There is beauty of a concert , as well as of a flute ; strength of a host ...
... merit of his particular discoveries , is the capi- tal merit of his self - equality . A drop of water has the properties of the sea , but cannot exhibit a storm . There is beauty of a concert , as well as of a flute ; strength of a host ...
Strana 121
... merit in good works seem to themselves to cut wood . asked such , if they were not wearied ? They re- plied , that they have not yet done work enough to merit heaven . " " I He delivers golden sayings which express with singular beauty ...
... merit in good works seem to themselves to cut wood . asked such , if they were not wearied ? They re- plied , that they have not yet done work enough to merit heaven . " " I He delivers golden sayings which express with singular beauty ...
Strana 200
... merit ; that he is falsely judged as poet and philosopher . I think as highly as these critics of his dramatic merit , but still think it secondary . He was a full man , who liked to talk ; a brain exhaling thoughts and images , which ...
... merit ; that he is falsely judged as poet and philosopher . I think as highly as these critics of his dramatic merit , but still think it secondary . He was a full man , who liked to talk ; a brain exhaling thoughts and images , which ...
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