The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 127Atlantic Monthly Company, 1921 - American essays |
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Page 63
... nature , self- dependence , and a fine humility . In an old manuscript I have come across an apologue which I copy for what it is worth . It seems to have several morals , such as that he who laughs last laughs best , and that brain is ...
... nature , self- dependence , and a fine humility . In an old manuscript I have come across an apologue which I copy for what it is worth . It seems to have several morals , such as that he who laughs last laughs best , and that brain is ...
Page 523
... nature to the tourist is a mere panoramic display , a succes- sion of vulgar excitements from an ever - higher mountain or deeper sea . Nature to the tourist is scenery , not feeling . This is what Whistler meant when he returned from a ...
... nature to the tourist is a mere panoramic display , a succes- sion of vulgar excitements from an ever - higher mountain or deeper sea . Nature to the tourist is scenery , not feeling . This is what Whistler meant when he returned from a ...
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... nature . And that , no naturalist , or anyone else , does know . All that the naturalist can claim is that he knows a part of the or- der of nature ; and if some part of hu- man life comes within that known part of the order of nature ...
... nature . And that , no naturalist , or anyone else , does know . All that the naturalist can claim is that he knows a part of the or- der of nature ; and if some part of hu- man life comes within that known part of the order of nature ...
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