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Page 254
... never regarded as having anything to do with clear perception or knowledge , or even with articulate emotion . It remains something mysterious and uncanny , quite apart from our normal consciousness . The gift of prophecy and magical ...
... never regarded as having anything to do with clear perception or knowledge , or even with articulate emotion . It remains something mysterious and uncanny , quite apart from our normal consciousness . The gift of prophecy and magical ...
Page 333
... never spreads out into the stagnation of verbosity ; it is never chough's language , gabble enough and good enough ' ; for every word in the swarm is alive and stings . His words and they as pages followed him Even at the heels , in ...
... never spreads out into the stagnation of verbosity ; it is never chough's language , gabble enough and good enough ' ; for every word in the swarm is alive and stings . His words and they as pages followed him Even at the heels , in ...
Page 537
... never published editions of any of those authors except a text of Sophocles which would perhaps have been more ... never was quite himself again . He could not take his usual exercise , and it seemed as if he suddenly passed straight ...
... never published editions of any of those authors except a text of Sophocles which would perhaps have been more ... never was quite himself again . He could not take his usual exercise , and it seemed as if he suddenly passed straight ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWs | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
THE ANCIENT COINAGE OF SOUTHERN ARABIA By G F HILL Read | 57 |
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