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But a biographer who wishes to write what most people of cultivation will be pleased to read must be courageous enough ... but to add those of his contemporaries likewise : he seems to wish to tell us not only what Milton did , but also ...
But a biographer who wishes to write what most people of cultivation will be pleased to read must be courageous enough ... but to add those of his contemporaries likewise : he seems to wish to tell us not only what Milton did , but also ...
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wish for luxury , you must not nourish the inquisitive instinct . The great problems of human life are in the air ; they are without us in the life we see , within us in the life we feel . A quick intellect feels them in a moment .
wish for luxury , you must not nourish the inquisitive instinct . The great problems of human life are in the air ; they are without us in the life we see , within us in the life we feel . A quick intellect feels them in a moment .
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The peasant proprietors have but one political idea that they wish the Prince to govern them ; -they wish to vote for the candidate most acceptable to him , and they wish nothing else . Why is he wrong in telling them which candidate ...
The peasant proprietors have but one political idea that they wish the Prince to govern them ; -they wish to vote for the candidate most acceptable to him , and they wish nothing else . Why is he wrong in telling them which candidate ...
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