Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... society , and that the very cause which was thus essential for the first step of progress - the step towards unity - was the great danger of the second step - the step out of uni- formity and was the secret of all arrested and petrified ...
... society , and that the very cause which was thus essential for the first step of progress - the step towards unity - was the great danger of the second step - the step out of uni- formity and was the secret of all arrested and petrified ...
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... society of the age . The House of Commons was then a part of society . This separate , isolated , aristocratic world , of which we have spoken , had an almost undisputed command of both Houses in the Legislature . The letter of the ...
... society of the age . The House of Commons was then a part of society . This separate , isolated , aristocratic world , of which we have spoken , had an almost undisputed command of both Houses in the Legislature . The letter of the ...
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... society in which he was thrown - the people among whom he lived . His mind was a hoard of small maxims , a ... Society in Pope is scarcely a society of people , but of pretty little atoms , coloured and painted with hoops or in coats —a ...
... society in which he was thrown - the people among whom he lived . His mind was a hoard of small maxims , a ... Society in Pope is scarcely a society of people , but of pretty little atoms , coloured and painted with hoops or in coats —a ...
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