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In him matter and spirit meet . Matter limits him to his environment . Through his spiritual powers of intellect and will he can potentially draw within himself the universe through knowledge , and unite himself to all beings through ...
In him matter and spirit meet . Matter limits him to his environment . Through his spiritual powers of intellect and will he can potentially draw within himself the universe through knowledge , and unite himself to all beings through ...
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JOHNSON AND THE MATTER OF IMITATION Henry M. Delaune Johnson's career as a writer and critic extended over two generations of the eighteenth century . He inherited from Dryden and Addison and Pope the sceptre of the neo - classical ...
JOHNSON AND THE MATTER OF IMITATION Henry M. Delaune Johnson's career as a writer and critic extended over two generations of the eighteenth century . He inherited from Dryden and Addison and Pope the sceptre of the neo - classical ...
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11 I should like to suggest that it is more than the separate qualities that have been found in it . It is even more than a combination of them . It is a fusion of comicality and seriousness that makes it possible for the serious matter ...
11 I should like to suggest that it is more than the separate qualities that have been found in it . It is even more than a combination of them . It is a fusion of comicality and seriousness that makes it possible for the serious matter ...
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