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Page 516
... feeling of liberation .... The feeling is not a feeling peculiar to exquisite or ( perhaps , as better ) precise realization , and hence confined to poets who ex- ceed us in nature as they do in speech . There is nothing rare about it ...
... feeling of liberation .... The feeling is not a feeling peculiar to exquisite or ( perhaps , as better ) precise realization , and hence confined to poets who ex- ceed us in nature as they do in speech . There is nothing rare about it ...
Page 528
... feeling has entered into it . When , therefore we say that the world is a compact of real things so like the unreal things of the imagination that they are indistinguishable from one another and when , by way of illustration , we cite ...
... feeling has entered into it . When , therefore we say that the world is a compact of real things so like the unreal things of the imagination that they are indistinguishable from one another and when , by way of illustration , we cite ...
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... feelings it evokes . Mr. Winters sometimes seems to imply that by feelings he means only those sugges- tions of approval or disapproval , of admiration or scorn , which float about most words ( " vague associations of feeling " ) . I ...
... feelings it evokes . Mr. Winters sometimes seems to imply that by feelings he means only those sugges- tions of approval or disapproval , of admiration or scorn , which float about most words ( " vague associations of feeling " ) . I ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe | 34 |
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