The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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Էջ 48
... nature first and foremost , to that bent of nature for inequality which to the worshippers of the average man is so unacceptable ; to a gift , a divine favour . The older one grows , ' says Goethe , the more one prizes natural gifts ...
... nature first and foremost , to that bent of nature for inequality which to the worshippers of the average man is so unacceptable ; to a gift , a divine favour . The older one grows , ' says Goethe , the more one prizes natural gifts ...
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... nature , and for what is beautiful in human action and suffering . When he warms to his work , when he is inspired , Nature herself seems to take the pen from him as she took it from Wordsworth , and to write for him as she wrote for ...
... nature , and for what is beautiful in human action and suffering . When he warms to his work , when he is inspired , Nature herself seems to take the pen from him as she took it from Wordsworth , and to write for him as she wrote for ...
Էջ 309
... Nature cares nothing about chastity , and to see with amused indulgence the worship of the great goddess Lubricity , let us stand fast , and say that her worship is against nature , human nature , and that it is ruin . this is the test ...
... Nature cares nothing about chastity , and to see with amused indulgence the worship of the great goddess Lubricity , let us stand fast , and say that her worship is against nature , human nature , and that it is ruin . this is the test ...
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