...Which struggle there for undivided reign One to the world, with obstinate desire, And closely-cleaving organs, still adheres Above the mist, the other doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres. Spirits, if ye indeed are hov'ring near, Wielding 'twixt heaven and earth potential sway, Stoop hither...

...though he may not choose to confess it ; even Faust when about to surrender himself to Satan : — "Two souls, alas! are lodged within my breast, Which...aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres." There is this difference between the Christian doctrine of the Fall and that of Greeks and Romans....

...though he may not choose to confess it ; even Faust when about to surrender himself to Satan : — "Two souls, alas! are lodged within my breast, Which...doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres. " There is this difference between the Christian doctrine of the Fall and that of Greeks and Eomans....

...Which struggle there for undivided reign. One to the world, with obstinate desire, And closely-cleaving organs, still adheres; Above the mist, the other doth...aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres." Again GOETHE says, — "It is natural for a man to regard himself as the object of creation, and to...

...Which struggle there for undivided reign. One to the world, with obstinate desire, And closely-cleaving organs, still adheres Above the mist ; the other doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres. . . . A magic mantle did I but possess, Abroad to waft me as on viewless wings, I 'd prize it far beyond...

...struggle there for undivided reign. One to the world, with obstinate desire, And closely-cleaving o1gans, still adheres. Above the mist, the other doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres. Spir1ts, if ye indeed are hov'ring near, Wielding 'twixl heaven and earth potential sway, Moop hither...

...stugglo there for undivided reign : 765 One to the world, with obstinate desire, And closely-cleaving organs, still adheres ; Above the mist, the other...doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres. Oh, are there spirits in the air, 770 Who float 'twixt heaven and earth dominion wielding, Stoop hither...

...souls, alas ! are lodged within my breast, Which straggle there for undivided reign ; One to the earth, with obstinate desire And closely cleaving organs,...doth aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres ! " The stirring of his emotional instincts, after their prolonged and unnatural suppression, is symbolized...

...warranted by— at least not in conflict with, — the experiments and researches relating to the retlex and automatic activities of physical man and animals....particularly in musical composition and performance, itcan easily be seen where the real cause of the difference we are considering may be found, but it...

...unideal lives of many of those who pursue and worship the ideal, remember the complaint of Faust : " Two souls, alas, are lodged within my breast, Which...aspire, With sacred vehemence, to purer spheres." The ideal is none the less worthy because the baser self has dominated or because hypocrisy forges...