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... pain ; the other , intense feel- ing or emotion , which implies the capacity for both pain and joy ) although free from that suffering which is the guilt or pain consequent upon any evil that the will effected or per- mitted ( now ...
... pain ; the other , intense feel- ing or emotion , which implies the capacity for both pain and joy ) although free from that suffering which is the guilt or pain consequent upon any evil that the will effected or per- mitted ( now ...
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... Pain and grief are gentle now ( this pain has an external source such as accident ; the pain in III . iv . 398 and in IV . 381 has an internal source such as hate ) because we control our attitude toward them ( 400-405 ) . Man's will ...
... Pain and grief are gentle now ( this pain has an external source such as accident ; the pain in III . iv . 398 and in IV . 381 has an internal source such as hate ) because we control our attitude toward them ( 400-405 ) . Man's will ...
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... pain . ( It seems to me incredible that such a moment could be interpreted as the refusal of a kiss , or that the refusal or the altered relationship consequent upon his indiscretion could cause such pain that the mature Shelley would ...
... pain . ( It seems to me incredible that such a moment could be interpreted as the refusal of a kiss , or that the refusal or the altered relationship consequent upon his indiscretion could cause such pain that the mature Shelley would ...
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The cold earth slept below | 8 |
Hymn to Intellectual Beauty | 21 |
The Revolt of Islam | 35 |
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