Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4Douglas Jerrold Punch Office, 1846 Contains Douglas Jerrold's novel St. Giles and St. James (selected issues, no. 1-29), illustrated by Leech. |
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... mind ; and an independence which would place man in the position of a North American Indian , is as alien from our sympathies , as the dependence which would bring him under an oriental despot . Now , the Graduate , both in this volume ...
... mind ; and an independence which would place man in the position of a North American Indian , is as alien from our sympathies , as the dependence which would bring him under an oriental despot . Now , the Graduate , both in this volume ...
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... minds , and in their own books . An immensity of reflection must have passed through the human mind , ( unless inspired — and inspiration is from within ) before it could have regarded the world as the manifestation of the divine idea ...
... minds , and in their own books . An immensity of reflection must have passed through the human mind , ( unless inspired — and inspiration is from within ) before it could have regarded the world as the manifestation of the divine idea ...
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Douglas Jerrold. advocated mere copying — what a work is still left for the mind ! Out of the whole mass of surrounding objects , one only is to be selected , and it is the mind alone that directs the choice . The mere observer of nature ...
Douglas Jerrold. advocated mere copying — what a work is still left for the mind ! Out of the whole mass of surrounding objects , one only is to be selected , and it is the mind alone that directs the choice . The mere observer of nature ...
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... mind which he exhibits throughout his book , he rejects with indignation all subservience to worldly utility ; but he has not reached the acknor . ledgment of the highest artistical freedom , and a moral or religious utility is the goal ...
... mind which he exhibits throughout his book , he rejects with indignation all subservience to worldly utility ; but he has not reached the acknor . ledgment of the highest artistical freedom , and a moral or religious utility is the goal ...
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... a logician might with the mind's eye the three necessary propositions to his syllogism , Joe , like a mouse about to go into a trap - suspectedup , too , and a a very middle 1 closet , ducks his head in at 20 JOE HCISTLY'S KIT .
... a logician might with the mind's eye the three necessary propositions to his syllogism , Joe , like a mouse about to go into a trap - suspectedup , too , and a a very middle 1 closet , ducks his head in at 20 JOE HCISTLY'S KIT .
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