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... less choice in his epithets than Jonson , we might well interpret the word here in the vaguely complimentary sense ; but when Jonson put his friend's character into prose what he said was : ' He was indeed honest and of an open and free ...
... less choice in his epithets than Jonson , we might well interpret the word here in the vaguely complimentary sense ; but when Jonson put his friend's character into prose what he said was : ' He was indeed honest and of an open and free ...
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... less to the more , but from the more to the less we can pass naturally by way of diminution , that is , by abstraction or exclusion . Lest I seem to any one to be merely juggling with terms I will compare the concrete or philosophic ...
... less to the more , but from the more to the less we can pass naturally by way of diminution , that is , by abstraction or exclusion . Lest I seem to any one to be merely juggling with terms I will compare the concrete or philosophic ...
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... less adequate representations of the timeless reality ? ' In the language of the poets , are we daily coming more nearly in sight of our dear lost land of home ' , or are we like the youth that daily further from the East must travel ...
... less adequate representations of the timeless reality ? ' In the language of the poets , are we daily coming more nearly in sight of our dear lost land of home ' , or are we like the youth that daily further from the East must travel ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS BY THE RIGHT | 1 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
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