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... soul forthwith to apply a remedy , raising up that which is sickly and fallen , banishing the cry of sorrow by the healing art . Yes , he said , that is the true way of meeting the attacks of fortune . Well then , I said , the higher ...
... soul forthwith to apply a remedy , raising up that which is sickly and fallen , banishing the cry of sorrow by the healing art . Yes , he said , that is the true way of meeting the attacks of fortune . Well then , I said , the higher ...
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... soul , passes , like one of Shakespeare's , through the soul of the looker - on . He will see ( in the other case ) how , behind the squabbles of the monastery , or the contumacies of nuns , he may find a great province of human ...
... soul , passes , like one of Shakespeare's , through the soul of the looker - on . He will see ( in the other case ) how , behind the squabbles of the monastery , or the contumacies of nuns , he may find a great province of human ...
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... soul , he reaches us , somewhat capriciously perhaps , one and not another , through vagrant sympathy and a kind of immediate contact . Mind we cannot choose but approve where we recognise it ; soul may repel us , not because we ...
... soul , he reaches us , somewhat capriciously perhaps , one and not another , through vagrant sympathy and a kind of immediate contact . Mind we cannot choose but approve where we recognise it ; soul may repel us , not because we ...
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