The New Review, Volumen8Longmans, Green, 1893 |
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... matter of judgment or reason , it is only a matter of prejudice . Throughout that great perpetual comedy which the Spirit of the Universe provides for the infinite delectation of his elect , in the present condition of religion and ...
... matter of judgment or reason , it is only a matter of prejudice . Throughout that great perpetual comedy which the Spirit of the Universe provides for the infinite delectation of his elect , in the present condition of religion and ...
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... matter of right , not of caprice or favour , are , in our eyes , benefits of so indis- putable a kind that all opposition to their introduction must be attributed to personal or interested motives . Yet if the if the true story of our ...
... matter of right , not of caprice or favour , are , in our eyes , benefits of so indis- putable a kind that all opposition to their introduction must be attributed to personal or interested motives . Yet if the if the true story of our ...
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... matter , not form . Of Ibsen's form , of course , I do not pretend to judge ( not having read the originals ) . But , flawed as his genius is by the faults of bad taste , of want of self - criticism , and of silly subservience to silly ...
... matter , not form . Of Ibsen's form , of course , I do not pretend to judge ( not having read the originals ) . But , flawed as his genius is by the faults of bad taste , of want of self - criticism , and of silly subservience to silly ...
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