English EssaysBlackie & son, limited, 1909 - 257 strán (strany) |
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... pain of any good and kind person whom we have lost . It is the divine nature of their qualities to conquer pain and death itself ; to turn the memory of them into pleasure ; to survive with a placid aspect in our imaginations . We are ...
... pain of any good and kind person whom we have lost . It is the divine nature of their qualities to conquer pain and death itself ; to turn the memory of them into pleasure ; to survive with a placid aspect in our imaginations . We are ...
Strana 196
... painful . It is a part of the benignity of Nature that pain does not survive like pleasure , at any time , much less where the cause of it is an innocent one . The smile will remain reflected by memory , as the moon reflects the light ...
... painful . It is a part of the benignity of Nature that pain does not survive like pleasure , at any time , much less where the cause of it is an innocent one . The smile will remain reflected by memory , as the moon reflects the light ...
Strana 197
... pain when most unselfish , if disinterestedness be truly understood . The pain that is in it softens into pleasure , as the darker hue of the rainbow melts into the brighter . Yet even if a harsher line is to be drawn between the pain ...
... pain when most unselfish , if disinterestedness be truly understood . The pain that is in it softens into pleasure , as the darker hue of the rainbow melts into the brighter . Yet even if a harsher line is to be drawn between the pain ...
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INTRODUCTION | ix |
FRANCIS BACON Lord Verulam | 1 |
ALEXANDER POPE xxv On Dedications Guardian No | 4 |
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