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29247 water , how it can be used , what is its economic value , how it will carry my boat , what has caused its movements ; but let us ask only once , what is it really that I see ; the water itself must give us the answer .
29247 water , how it can be used , what is its economic value , how it will carry my boat , what has caused its movements ; but let us ask only once , what is it really that I see ; the water itself must give us the answer .
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Once more existence becomes self - conscious and now , detached from the land and the dream and the mystery , stands questioning , and wrestles for an expression of its new duty - as at the beginning of Baroque when Michelangelo ...
Once more existence becomes self - conscious and now , detached from the land and the dream and the mystery , stands questioning , and wrestles for an expression of its new duty - as at the beginning of Baroque when Michelangelo ...
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But even that fury bore with it things long strange to Rome , which once had been the food its glory fed on : hatred of lies , scorn of riches , contempt of death , faith in the fair fame won by steadfast endurance , honorable love of ...
But even that fury bore with it things long strange to Rome , which once had been the food its glory fed on : hatred of lies , scorn of riches , contempt of death , faith in the fair fame won by steadfast endurance , honorable love of ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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