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... less directly . The result is then a general quickening of the entire mental character . There is apparently less inspiration and more judgment ; less genius , more sanity ; less of what is most truly immortal , more of what is most ...
... less directly . The result is then a general quickening of the entire mental character . There is apparently less inspiration and more judgment ; less genius , more sanity ; less of what is most truly immortal , more of what is most ...
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... less and less likelihood that a man should single out any particular individual as his fidus Achates , and give him a special niche in the temple of his affections . ( 2 ) Moreover , with an increased humanitarianism , under which ...
... less and less likelihood that a man should single out any particular individual as his fidus Achates , and give him a special niche in the temple of his affections . ( 2 ) Moreover , with an increased humanitarianism , under which ...
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... less discreditable and savage than the Roman gladia- torial shows . The general inference , then , from a comparison of the two methods of education in France and in our own country seems to be that there is no cause for either nation ...
... less discreditable and savage than the Roman gladia- torial shows . The general inference , then , from a comparison of the two methods of education in France and in our own country seems to be that there is no cause for either nation ...
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