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Page 123
... cause they have the essential , though doubtless trivial , merit of holding their audiences by the specific appeal of drama . But that this need not be the only merit of the commercial play is shown by those of Lope de Vega ...
... cause they have the essential , though doubtless trivial , merit of holding their audiences by the specific appeal of drama . But that this need not be the only merit of the commercial play is shown by those of Lope de Vega ...
Page 237
... cause and this cause is the Creator . A third , the argument from design , which Kant said was the clearest , oldest and best suited to human rea- son , is thus stated by one of the characters in Hume's great dialogues : ' the order and ...
... cause and this cause is the Creator . A third , the argument from design , which Kant said was the clearest , oldest and best suited to human rea- son , is thus stated by one of the characters in Hume's great dialogues : ' the order and ...
Page 249
... cause and effect which could be perceived by the mind ; and of late the Principle of Indeterminacy , by bringing to view certain events to which apparently no causes can be assigned , has cast a doubt on the universal efficacy of those ...
... cause and effect which could be perceived by the mind ; and of late the Principle of Indeterminacy , by bringing to view certain events to which apparently no causes can be assigned , has cast a doubt on the universal efficacy of those ...
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