The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... observed of him that he loved him for his flocci - pauci- nihili - pilification of money , ' a quality which the Scottish race possessed likewise , and which led them to entertain the Jameses at Cowthally Castle with a hospitality that ...
... observed of him that he loved him for his flocci - pauci- nihili - pilification of money , ' a quality which the Scottish race possessed likewise , and which led them to entertain the Jameses at Cowthally Castle with a hospitality that ...
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... observed before , if art be long , it is in practice not in theory . Separate what is really to be thought and said ... observation of nature , which is so much obscured under Mr. Ruskin's jargon of love , ' ' wisdom , ' fear and ...
... observed before , if art be long , it is in practice not in theory . Separate what is really to be thought and said ... observation of nature , which is so much obscured under Mr. Ruskin's jargon of love , ' ' wisdom , ' fear and ...
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... observed by Mr Grote , that conscious and confessed ignorance is a better state of mind than the fancy without the reality of knowledge . ' The ordinary method of omitting from the mythical narrative everything that is miraculous or ...
... observed by Mr Grote , that conscious and confessed ignorance is a better state of mind than the fancy without the reality of knowledge . ' The ordinary method of omitting from the mythical narrative everything that is miraculous or ...
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