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Page 67
Confronted by the question , indeed , he suggests that not to be able to recognize your better self is itself an evidence of moral failure . True as that is , it does not help the man who would now aim at self - fulfilment .
Confronted by the question , indeed , he suggests that not to be able to recognize your better self is itself an evidence of moral failure . True as that is , it does not help the man who would now aim at self - fulfilment .
Page 107
This point is so important and so essential for an understanding of the poem , that we must pause here to ask the question , How far is it justifiable to answer the riddle of the world by the “ truths deep - seated in our mystic frame " ...
This point is so important and so essential for an understanding of the poem , that we must pause here to ask the question , How far is it justifiable to answer the riddle of the world by the “ truths deep - seated in our mystic frame " ...
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We have but to turn to the testimony of his own contemporaries to find an answer to the question . “ Tennyson was one of the finest men in the world , ” said Carlyle . “ I look upon him with reverence , " wrote Gladstone .
We have but to turn to the testimony of his own contemporaries to find an answer to the question . “ Tennyson was one of the finest men in the world , ” said Carlyle . “ I look upon him with reverence , " wrote Gladstone .
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Contents
TECTURE | 73 |
A Poets Plea for Faith | 101 |
The Use of Imagination in Religion | 131 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Spiritual Voices in Modern Literature |
| Author | Trevor H. Davies |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Folcroft Library Editions, 1978 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 22 Jun 2010 |
| ISBN | 0841418608, 9780841418608 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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