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Page 123
One idea suggests another ; it is very pleasant to pursue it , even though it is not
directly concerned with the subject . The inclination to digress is human . But the
dramatist must avoid it even more strenuously than the saint must avoid sin , for ...
One idea suggests another ; it is very pleasant to pursue it , even though it is not
directly concerned with the subject . The inclination to digress is human . But the
dramatist must avoid it even more strenuously than the saint must avoid sin , for ...
Page 185
For the artist should be indifferent to praise and blame , since he is concerned
with his work only in its relation to himself , and how it affects the public is a
matter in which he is materially perhaps , but not spiritually , concerned . The
artist ...
For the artist should be indifferent to praise and blame , since he is concerned
with his work only in its relation to himself , and how it affects the public is a
matter in which he is materially perhaps , but not spiritually , concerned . The
artist ...
Page 287
... with their own interests and particular concerns , and were trying to participate
in men ' s affairs without the capacity to ... can run an office and play a hard game
of tennis , who is intelligently concerned with public affairs and can appreciate ...
... with their own interests and particular concerns , and were trying to participate
in men ' s affairs without the capacity to ... can run an office and play a hard game
of tennis , who is intelligently concerned with public affairs and can appreciate ...
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| Title | THE SUMMING UP |
| Author | W. SOMER MAUGHAI |
| Published | 1938 |
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