The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 59Yale Literary Society, 1893 |
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... literature is , comparatively speaking , so limited , and is , so far as it goes , so largely gained through other men , not directly , can not be ex- pected to write upon literary topics with power and genuineness . But by arguing from ...
... literature is , comparatively speaking , so limited , and is , so far as it goes , so largely gained through other men , not directly , can not be ex- pected to write upon literary topics with power and genuineness . But by arguing from ...
Side 2
... literature and pick up subjects , in the hope , probably , of making an essay attractive because it is " something new . " Of course in cases when the sub- jects are prescribed , this way of choosing the subject is sometimes to a ...
... literature and pick up subjects , in the hope , probably , of making an essay attractive because it is " something new . " Of course in cases when the sub- jects are prescribed , this way of choosing the subject is sometimes to a ...
Side 16
... literature to those who read , and to bring to notice what has literary merit . But to cite these opinions as vouchers for an author's work , is like apologizing for certain weaknesses in the text , or like bidding defiance to the ...
... literature to those who read , and to bring to notice what has literary merit . But to cite these opinions as vouchers for an author's work , is like apologizing for certain weaknesses in the text , or like bidding defiance to the ...
Side 18
... literature was not confined to the routine of recitations and to a class book . He was rather the helper and inspirer of those who were under his instruction . His whole person- ality was thrown into his efforts to arouse in them a love ...
... literature was not confined to the routine of recitations and to a class book . He was rather the helper and inspirer of those who were under his instruction . His whole person- ality was thrown into his efforts to arouse in them a love ...
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... literature , made his teaching wonderfully effective . Without effort , apparently unconsciously , but very surely , he communicated to his scholars some measure of his own fine taste , and his own love for the good things of literature ...
... literature , made his teaching wonderfully effective . Without effort , apparently unconsciously , but very surely , he communicated to his scholars some measure of his own fine taste , and his own love for the good things of literature ...
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