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... feeling may mingle naturally with men's judgments . There may be a social condition in which womanly With regard to the Desdemona model , it must also be remem- bered that it is not the only model of womanly character which the poet has ...
... feeling may mingle naturally with men's judgments . There may be a social condition in which womanly With regard to the Desdemona model , it must also be remem- bered that it is not the only model of womanly character which the poet has ...
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... feeling , when he speaks of " One Not learned , save in gracious household ways , Nor perfect , nay , but full of tender wants ; No angel , but a dearer being all dipt In angel instincts , breathing paradise , Interpreter between the ...
... feeling , when he speaks of " One Not learned , save in gracious household ways , Nor perfect , nay , but full of tender wants ; No angel , but a dearer being all dipt In angel instincts , breathing paradise , Interpreter between the ...
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... feelings ; but , in all this , he is in more danger of bringing his faculties separately into action : he is more apt ... feeling , is a fallacy that scarce affects the workings of a woman's spirit . a gifted and cultivated woman take a ...
... feelings ; but , in all this , he is in more danger of bringing his faculties separately into action : he is more apt ... feeling , is a fallacy that scarce affects the workings of a woman's spirit . a gifted and cultivated woman take a ...
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... feeling . It is important , in the first place , having settled in one's mind an idea of the general properties of literature , to give to it a large and liberal ap- plication : in other words , to avoid narrow and exclusive lines in ...
... feeling . It is important , in the first place , having settled in one's mind an idea of the general properties of literature , to give to it a large and liberal ap- plication : in other words , to avoid narrow and exclusive lines in ...
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... feelings have their life and being . Further , an expanded habit of reading is most im- portant , as giving familiarity with different eras of our own literature . I hope to show in this course that the succession of those eras has a ...
... feelings have their life and being . Further , an expanded habit of reading is most im- portant , as giving familiarity with different eras of our own literature . I hope to show in this course that the succession of those eras has a ...
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