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Page 137
... once , you have chaos : four musicians to sing at once , you have creation . Against this must be set , no doubt , the greater definiteness of poetry , and its far greater power of evoking images and ideas of human experience . I do not ...
... once , you have chaos : four musicians to sing at once , you have creation . Against this must be set , no doubt , the greater definiteness of poetry , and its far greater power of evoking images and ideas of human experience . I do not ...
Page 210
... once stated would be willingly , and very soon honestly , accepted . This can hardly , I think , be maintained with respect to Bonizo , bishop of Sutri , who wrote his Liber ad Amicum in order to gain the protection of the Countess ...
... once stated would be willingly , and very soon honestly , accepted . This can hardly , I think , be maintained with respect to Bonizo , bishop of Sutri , who wrote his Liber ad Amicum in order to gain the protection of the Countess ...
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... once more something of the same system and cohesion which marked the mediaeval mind . For once , painting is equal or superior to poetry , though literature is enriched by many masterpieces in prose . And the English paint- ing of the ...
... once more something of the same system and cohesion which marked the mediaeval mind . For once , painting is equal or superior to poetry , though literature is enriched by many masterpieces in prose . And the English paint- ing of the ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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