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Page 126
... feeling that it was worth while , and the man who has done it feels even a certain pride in the fact ; in England he will be thought and will think himself a damned fool . That is why Antony and Cleopatra has always been the least ...
... feeling that it was worth while , and the man who has done it feels even a certain pride in the fact ; in England he will be thought and will think himself a damned fool . That is why Antony and Cleopatra has always been the least ...
Page 180
... feelings of any traveller interested in art and curious to see what he could of the man- ners of a strange people whose ... feeling . This was freedom of the spirit on the one hand , and on the other , the collection of all manner of ...
... feelings of any traveller interested in art and curious to see what he could of the man- ners of a strange people whose ... feeling . This was freedom of the spirit on the one hand , and on the other , the collection of all manner of ...
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... feeling that I could mould myself according to my will was an illusion ; I wanted to know whether life had any meaning or whether it was I that must strive to give it one . So in a desultory way I began to read . LXV THE FIRST subject ...
... feeling that I could mould myself according to my will was an illusion ; I wanted to know whether life had any meaning or whether it was I that must strive to give it one . So in a desultory way I began to read . LXV THE FIRST subject ...
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