The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 145Atlantic Monthly Company, 1930 |
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Page 245
... nature , if we choose , - which has other needs than those that can be gratified by self - seeking , which compels him to desire to live by other standards than those of the natural man , and which is always , unless sup- pressed by ...
... nature , if we choose , - which has other needs than those that can be gratified by self - seeking , which compels him to desire to live by other standards than those of the natural man , and which is always , unless sup- pressed by ...
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... nature . A certain lip service is , to be sure , paid to God and to religion ; the characters sometimes refer in purely conventional terms to a life beyond this life or to powers which are outside of nature ; but they do not really ...
... nature . A certain lip service is , to be sure , paid to God and to religion ; the characters sometimes refer in purely conventional terms to a life beyond this life or to powers which are outside of nature ; but they do not really ...
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... nature , they possessed a beauty of spiritual mea : by which they addressed the soul . Wrapt in that visi the poet understood that all higher and lower form life are alike children of the common parent Nature , sva that the soul is at ...
... nature , they possessed a beauty of spiritual mea : by which they addressed the soul . Wrapt in that visi the poet understood that all higher and lower form life are alike children of the common parent Nature , sva that the soul is at ...
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INDEX BY TITLES | 19 |
FROM THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM A CROFFUT | 55 |
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