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Page 36
... true picture of the events which have happened , and of like events which may be expected to happen hereafter in the order of human things , shall pronounce what I have written to be useful , then I shall be satisfied . My history is an ...
... true picture of the events which have happened , and of like events which may be expected to happen hereafter in the order of human things , shall pronounce what I have written to be useful , then I shall be satisfied . My history is an ...
Page 82
... true character , after momentary eclipse , shines forth again ? Lastly , not a few modern critics have found the chief charm of the play with Emerson in the beautiful descriptions of Philoctetes's communion with nature in his loneliness ...
... true character , after momentary eclipse , shines forth again ? Lastly , not a few modern critics have found the chief charm of the play with Emerson in the beautiful descriptions of Philoctetes's communion with nature in his loneliness ...
Page 165
... true to say that both in Homer and in Vergil the other gods differ in no way from human beings ex- cept in point of the supernatural powers with which they can see and move and act upon mortals . But , secondly , it is also true that ...
... true to say that both in Homer and in Vergil the other gods differ in no way from human beings ex- cept in point of the supernatural powers with which they can see and move and act upon mortals . But , secondly , it is also true that ...
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