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... Pindar , Socrates , Phocion , associate them- selves fitly in our memory with the geography and climate of Greece . The visible heavens and earth sympathize with Jesus . And in common life whoso- ever has seen a person of powerful ...
... Pindar , Socrates , Phocion , associate them- selves fitly in our memory with the geography and climate of Greece . The visible heavens and earth sympathize with Jesus . And in common life whoso- ever has seen a person of powerful ...
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... Pindar , Raphael , Angelo , Dryden , De Staël , dwell in crowds it may be , but the instant thought comes the crowd grows dim to their eye ; their eye fixes on the horizon , on va- cant space ; they forget the by - standers ; they spurn ...
... Pindar , Raphael , Angelo , Dryden , De Staël , dwell in crowds it may be , but the instant thought comes the crowd grows dim to their eye ; their eye fixes on the horizon , on va- cant space ; they forget the by - standers ; they spurn ...
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... Pindar , and the rest . If the theory has receded out of modern criticism , it is because we have not had poets . Whenever they appear , they will redeem their own credit . This ecstatical state seems to direct a regard to the whole and ...
... Pindar , and the rest . If the theory has receded out of modern criticism , it is because we have not had poets . Whenever they appear , they will redeem their own credit . This ecstatical state seems to direct a regard to the whole and ...
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