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... nature ) is systema- tized , and new rules , new shackles , replace the former ones ; barnacles retard the movement of the ship . To look directly at nature ; to see how Shakespeare looks at nature , to understand the amplitude of his ...
... nature ) is systema- tized , and new rules , new shackles , replace the former ones ; barnacles retard the movement of the ship . To look directly at nature ; to see how Shakespeare looks at nature , to understand the amplitude of his ...
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... nature of time , and consequently cannot fully understand the nature of ultimate Reality . Till this difficulty is removed , the pretentious systems , Hegelian or other , which profess to explain all difficulties and to give full and ...
... nature of time , and consequently cannot fully understand the nature of ultimate Reality . Till this difficulty is removed , the pretentious systems , Hegelian or other , which profess to explain all difficulties and to give full and ...
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... nature of which Plutarch speculates . But the whole of this Shakespeare ignored . Nor would he use that other instrument I spoke of . Coriolanus was not the man to be terrified by twilight , or to feel that the stars or the wind took ...
... nature of which Plutarch speculates . But the whole of this Shakespeare ignored . Nor would he use that other instrument I spoke of . Coriolanus was not the man to be terrified by twilight , or to feel that the stars or the wind took ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS 1912 | 7 |
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 8 |
WARTON LECTURE ON ENGLISH POETRY | 8 |
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