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... poems , tell us . The reason of this apparent incapacity of Reason is simply that man's moral and spiritual affections may grow faster or go farther than his intelligence can go ; or they may contain a complexity of material greater ...
... poems , tell us . The reason of this apparent incapacity of Reason is simply that man's moral and spiritual affections may grow faster or go farther than his intelligence can go ; or they may contain a complexity of material greater ...
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... poem by William Watson , from which I quote some verses : - When , overarched by gorgeous night , I wave my trivial self away ; When all I was to all men's sight Shares the erasure of the day ; Then do I cast my cumbering load , Then do ...
... poem by William Watson , from which I quote some verses : - When , overarched by gorgeous night , I wave my trivial self away ; When all I was to all men's sight Shares the erasure of the day ; Then do I cast my cumbering load , Then do ...
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... Reason which he emphatically asserts ; but the fundamental truth of the view in question is not bound up with the truth or error of his view of Reason . In his later and more reflective poems , such as La 254 ROBERT BROWNING.
... Reason which he emphatically asserts ; but the fundamental truth of the view in question is not bound up with the truth or error of his view of Reason . In his later and more reflective poems , such as La 254 ROBERT BROWNING.
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... poems , such as La Saisiaz and Ferishtah's Fancies , he seems to have settled into a scepticism- with regard to the power of our intelligence -almost as complete as that of Hume . It is of course impossible to maintain the ex- treme ...
... poems , such as La Saisiaz and Ferishtah's Fancies , he seems to have settled into a scepticism- with regard to the power of our intelligence -almost as complete as that of Hume . It is of course impossible to maintain the ex- treme ...
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... Sleep soft , beloved , " we sometimes say , But have no tune to charm away 1 From a poem on the words " He giveth His beloved sleep " ( Psalm cxxvii . 2 ) . Sad dreams , that through the eyelids creep ; But ROBERT BROWNING . 259.
... Sleep soft , beloved , " we sometimes say , But have no tune to charm away 1 From a poem on the words " He giveth His beloved sleep " ( Psalm cxxvii . 2 ) . Sad dreams , that through the eyelids creep ; But ROBERT BROWNING . 259.
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