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... mind- Arnold's habits of study and taste - The practical and poetical element of Anglo - Saxon character - The Bible - Mosaic Poetry -Inadequacy of language - Lockhart's character of Scott - Ar- nold's character of Scipio - Tragic ...
... mind- Arnold's habits of study and taste - The practical and poetical element of Anglo - Saxon character - The Bible - Mosaic Poetry -Inadequacy of language - Lockhart's character of Scott - Ar- nold's character of Scipio - Tragic ...
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... mind . The result , however , was a con- viction that these Lectures , or a portion of them , ought to be published . They contain , aside from their value as works of criticism , developments of the pure taste and gentle feel- ing of ...
... mind . The result , however , was a con- viction that these Lectures , or a portion of them , ought to be published . They contain , aside from their value as works of criticism , developments of the pure taste and gentle feel- ing of ...
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... mind that these Lectures are printed exactly as written , with scarcely a verbal altera- tion , and no change or modification of opinion . He wrote from a full mind , often with great rapidity , and without the opportunity or the ...
... mind that these Lectures are printed exactly as written , with scarcely a verbal altera- tion , and no change or modification of opinion . He wrote from a full mind , often with great rapidity , and without the opportunity or the ...
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... the memory of his wife and children thronging in his mind , to bow his head in submission to the will of God , -for such a struggle he was wholly unsuited ; and his is the praise , that he perished with INTRODUCTORY NOTICE . xxi.
... the memory of his wife and children thronging in his mind , to bow his head in submission to the will of God , -for such a struggle he was wholly unsuited ; and his is the praise , that he perished with INTRODUCTORY NOTICE . xxi.
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... mind the aims at which American students and American institutions of learning should be directed . By his early death - for he was but forty - six years of age -all these hopes were doomed to disappointment . The most that can now be ...
... mind the aims at which American students and American institutions of learning should be directed . By his early death - for he was but forty - six years of age -all these hopes were doomed to disappointment . The most that can now be ...
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