Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... excellence . In action they are quiet and reasonable rather than inventive and overwhelming . Their power indeed is scarcely intellectual ; on the contrary , it resides in what Aris- totle would have called their eos , and we should ...
... excellence . In action they are quiet and reasonable rather than inventive and overwhelming . Their power indeed is scarcely intellectual ; on the contrary , it resides in what Aris- totle would have called their eos , and we should ...
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... excellence in all the exterior of man's life ; a sort of morality sound and sensible , placing the good of man in a balanced moderation within and good looks without ; -in a combination of considerate good sense , with the air of aristo ...
... excellence in all the exterior of man's life ; a sort of morality sound and sensible , placing the good of man in a balanced moderation within and good looks without ; -in a combination of considerate good sense , with the air of aristo ...
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... excellence become eminent for a settled and brooding piety , for a strong and predominant religion . In human life too , in a thousand ways , their isolated excellence is apparent . They walk through the whole of it with an abstinence ...
... excellence become eminent for a settled and brooding piety , for a strong and predominant religion . In human life too , in a thousand ways , their isolated excellence is apparent . They walk through the whole of it with an abstinence ...
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