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... reader ... it has led to results of permanent importance to him . " The critical writings of Arthur Symons , in ... readers : instead , he has always indicated only his own fleeting impressions and the less permanent values , in the ...
... reader ... it has led to results of permanent importance to him . " The critical writings of Arthur Symons , in ... readers : instead , he has always indicated only his own fleeting impressions and the less permanent values , in the ...
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... readers as that of a sort of super - man , stres- sing the ethical significance of his already legendary life . It would be interesting to know how English and American readers , at the turn of the century , reacted to this curious ...
... readers as that of a sort of super - man , stres- sing the ethical significance of his already legendary life . It would be interesting to know how English and American readers , at the turn of the century , reacted to this curious ...
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... readers of poetry , though few would carry it to such an extreme , or admit it if they did . And it will work out fairly well in lines where the base is strongly asserted and makes a deep , tenacious impression on the reader . But this ...
... readers of poetry , though few would carry it to such an extreme , or admit it if they did . And it will work out fairly well in lines where the base is strongly asserted and makes a deep , tenacious impression on the reader . But this ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Copyright | |
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