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... beauty , beauty , beauty , which seems to derive as much and more from this internecine and wholly heartless struggle as from any other thing . And yet , beauty , beauty , beauty - the entire proc- ess , to the human eye at least ...
... beauty , beauty , beauty , which seems to derive as much and more from this internecine and wholly heartless struggle as from any other thing . And yet , beauty , beauty , beauty - the entire proc- ess , to the human eye at least ...
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... beauty of every living and seemingly quiescent or dead form . Snows that are compounded of lacelike and in- spiring designs ; rains that are like drops of silver or thin , bright chains of steel . The beauty of a butterfly's wings ; a ...
... beauty of every living and seemingly quiescent or dead form . Snows that are compounded of lacelike and in- spiring designs ; rains that are like drops of silver or thin , bright chains of steel . The beauty of a butterfly's wings ; a ...
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... beauty , who would feel the same disgust for an immoral act that they would for a repulsive one æsthetically , or a bestial one physi- cally . They have the same instinct for morality that the artist has for beauty , or the gentleman ...
... beauty , who would feel the same disgust for an immoral act that they would for a repulsive one æsthetically , or a bestial one physi- cally . They have the same instinct for morality that the artist has for beauty , or the gentleman ...
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