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first - rate experience . It is often difficult to make out whether the author of a poetic creation is drawing from fancy , or drawing from experience ; but for art on a certain scale , the two must concur . Out of nothing , nothing can ...
first - rate experience . It is often difficult to make out whether the author of a poetic creation is drawing from fancy , or drawing from experience ; but for art on a certain scale , the two must concur . Out of nothing , nothing can ...
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He went there to experience . As a man of universal culture and well skilled in the order and classification of human life , the fact of any one class or order being beyond his reach or comprehension seemed an absurdity , and it was an ...
He went there to experience . As a man of universal culture and well skilled in the order and classification of human life , the fact of any one class or order being beyond his reach or comprehension seemed an absurdity , and it was an ...
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if there is in my life one event which I regard with satisfaction more than another , it is that I had then an opportunity of obtaining experience by observation which has contributed in the main to what little public utility I have ...
if there is in my life one event which I regard with satisfaction more than another , it is that I had then an opportunity of obtaining experience by observation which has contributed in the main to what little public utility I have ...
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