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... called the " conscience of the sentiment , " so that any muttering of jealousy or hostile criticism is suppressed as disloyal , the more acute will become the tension of the inner attitude . It is such an attitude that can find relief ...
... called the " conscience of the sentiment , " so that any muttering of jealousy or hostile criticism is suppressed as disloyal , the more acute will become the tension of the inner attitude . It is such an attitude that can find relief ...
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... called the " terrible , " says Bruce , describing its furious course- -may well have served also to " magnetize " emotion . But these names are probably far from constitut- ing all the emotional determinants behind the name Abora . 5 ...
... called the " terrible , " says Bruce , describing its furious course- -may well have served also to " magnetize " emotion . But these names are probably far from constitut- ing all the emotional determinants behind the name Abora . 5 ...
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... called on his name : " My child , why weepest thou ? What sorrow hath entered into thy heart ? Speak it forth , hide it not in thy mind , that both may know it . " Then with heavy moan Achilles fleet of foot spake to her : " Thou ...
... called on his name : " My child , why weepest thou ? What sorrow hath entered into thy heart ? Speak it forth , hide it not in thy mind , that both may know it . " Then with heavy moan Achilles fleet of foot spake to her : " Thou ...
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ParadiseHades pattern presented in the poetry of William | 59 |
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