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Julius Valdemar Moldenhawer. was , when this long paragraph was finished , in the possession of his soul . So we leave all that and simply turn to a passage I long ago marked in volume IV of the 1883 edition . There is a passage here ...
Julius Valdemar Moldenhawer. was , when this long paragraph was finished , in the possession of his soul . So we leave all that and simply turn to a passage I long ago marked in volume IV of the 1883 edition . There is a passage here ...
Page 138
... possession and control . I remind you of the fact that practically every heirloom is something known and prized and cared for by her . They are cared for and prized because they are part of the very meaning of ownership in the household ...
... possession and control . I remind you of the fact that practically every heirloom is something known and prized and cared for by her . They are cared for and prized because they are part of the very meaning of ownership in the household ...
Page 141
... possession of prop- erty is obvious , and yet it is mystical too . In a sense it is true that I own my books and in another sense I do not own them at all . I am merely holding them for awhile , and the greatest satisfaction I have as I ...
... possession of prop- erty is obvious , and yet it is mystical too . In a sense it is true that I own my books and in another sense I do not own them at all . I am merely holding them for awhile , and the greatest satisfaction I have as I ...
Contents
POETRY AND LIFE | 7 |
SHAKESPEARES CREED | 26 |
THE LINCOLN OF THE SECOND INAUGURAL | 43 |
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