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Philip Gilbert Hamerton. HUMAN INTERCOURSE HUMAN INTERCOURSE BY PHILIP GILBERT HAMERTON AUTHOR OF THE INTELLECTUAL.
Philip Gilbert Hamerton. HUMAN INTERCOURSE HUMAN INTERCOURSE BY PHILIP GILBERT HAMERTON AUTHOR OF THE INTELLECTUAL.
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Philip Gilbert Hamerton. HUMAN INTERCOURSE BY PHILIP GILBERT HAMERTON AUTHOR OF THE INTELLECTUAL LIFE , ETC. ETC. ETC. ' I love tranquil solitude , And such society As is quiet , wise , and good . ' SHELLEY London MACMILLAN AND CO . AND ...
Philip Gilbert Hamerton. HUMAN INTERCOURSE BY PHILIP GILBERT HAMERTON AUTHOR OF THE INTELLECTUAL LIFE , ETC. ETC. ETC. ' I love tranquil solitude , And such society As is quiet , wise , and good . ' SHELLEY London MACMILLAN AND CO . AND ...
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... intellectual life -high thinking and fearless utterance - to the end of his days , with a beautiful persistence and serenity . So now 1 go , in spirit , a pilgrim to that tall pine tree that grows upon " the hill - top to the east of ...
... intellectual life -high thinking and fearless utterance - to the end of his days , with a beautiful persistence and serenity . So now 1 go , in spirit , a pilgrim to that tall pine tree that grows upon " the hill - top to the east of ...
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... intellectual satisfaction , how and why it is that I take pleasure in the society of one very dear friend . He is a most able , honourable , and high - minded man ; but others are all that , and they give me no pleasure . My friend and ...
... intellectual satisfaction , how and why it is that I take pleasure in the society of one very dear friend . He is a most able , honourable , and high - minded man ; but others are all that , and they give me no pleasure . My friend and ...
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... intellectual independence is unintelligible . What is the need of it ? Why go , mentally , on a bicycle or in a canoe by your own toilsome exertions when you may sit so very comfortably in the train , a rug round your lazy legs , and ...
... intellectual independence is unintelligible . What is the need of it ? Why go , mentally , on a bicycle or in a canoe by your own toilsome exertions when you may sit so very comfortably in the train , a rug round your lazy legs , and ...
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