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Pagina 132
So past , present , and future are threaded , as it were , on the string of the wish that runs through them all . A very ordinary example may serve to make my statement clear . Take the case of a poor orphan lad , to whom you have given ...
So past , present , and future are threaded , as it were , on the string of the wish that runs through them all . A very ordinary example may serve to make my statement clear . Take the case of a poor orphan lad , to whom you have given ...
Pagina 294
If this be admitted we may , for our present purposes , divide musical compositions into three classes . We may admit that , so far as our present analysis penetrates , there are compositions which exist in isolation .
If this be admitted we may , for our present purposes , divide musical compositions into three classes . We may admit that , so far as our present analysis penetrates , there are compositions which exist in isolation .
Pagina 372
But it is far more than the idea merely of that lifting or raising which we are doing at this particular present moment and in connection with this particular mountain . That present and particular raising and lifting is merely the ...
But it is far more than the idea merely of that lifting or raising which we are doing at this particular present moment and in connection with this particular mountain . That present and particular raising and lifting is merely the ...
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