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Side 44
... feels he has known before in a semi - conscious way , though he has never clearly realized or expressed them , and which therefore , do not seem wholly new . Many old things too , are said in suggestive new ways . One of the newest ...
... feels he has known before in a semi - conscious way , though he has never clearly realized or expressed them , and which therefore , do not seem wholly new . Many old things too , are said in suggestive new ways . One of the newest ...
Side 50
... feeling free to range through universal history , he shall go to other scriptures for lessons of hope and heroism . " Again we ask , when has not the Bible been used for " increase of life ? " And has more “ increase of life ” been ...
... feeling free to range through universal history , he shall go to other scriptures for lessons of hope and heroism . " Again we ask , when has not the Bible been used for " increase of life ? " And has more “ increase of life ” been ...
Side 123
... feeling Ibsen's power . Dr. Stockmann is a great charac- ter and he is surrounded by a group of characters who are all true to life . It is easy to understand why Norwegian people worship Ibsen . We are told that in Norway “ The ...
... feeling Ibsen's power . Dr. Stockmann is a great charac- ter and he is surrounded by a group of characters who are all true to life . It is easy to understand why Norwegian people worship Ibsen . We are told that in Norway “ The ...
Side 129
... Feeling ran so high that the conservative authorities of the University forbade the discussion of current political topics - a prohibition which it was not difficult to evade . With his inexhaustible store of facts , his great ...
... Feeling ran so high that the conservative authorities of the University forbade the discussion of current political topics - a prohibition which it was not difficult to evade . With his inexhaustible store of facts , his great ...
Side 147
... feeling akin to pity , only it was more than that . L. MCK . -The docks and wharves where the stout , brave ships lie , ready to go to sea , are down by the embankment , a mile away . The tide is in , and has covered the dreary waste of ...
... feeling akin to pity , only it was more than that . L. MCK . -The docks and wharves where the stout , brave ships lie , ready to go to sea , are down by the embankment , a mile away . The tide is in , and has covered the dreary waste of ...
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