The Southern Quarterly Review, 16. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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129. oldal
... beauty , and the order in which they present themselves to our minds . 66 First , natural beauty appears to us as composed of the individual and the absolute ; this is complexness , obscure , confused , indistinct . Presently ...
... beauty , and the order in which they present themselves to our minds . 66 First , natural beauty appears to us as composed of the individual and the absolute ; this is complexness , obscure , confused , indistinct . Presently ...
131. oldal
... beauty unfolded in the physical , the moral and the intellectual world . Physical beauty or the beauty of form and motion , is only the reflection of that moral and intellectual beauty which we may embrace under the term , spiritual or ...
... beauty unfolded in the physical , the moral and the intellectual world . Physical beauty or the beauty of form and motion , is only the reflection of that moral and intellectual beauty which we may embrace under the term , spiritual or ...
132. oldal
... beauty , but strange to say , he has not perceived it : he has not seen that all that beauty , whose traits he has collected with such affection , is but the manifestation of an internal beauty ; that it was incorporeal beauty which ...
... beauty , but strange to say , he has not perceived it : he has not seen that all that beauty , whose traits he has collected with such affection , is but the manifestation of an internal beauty ; that it was incorporeal beauty which ...
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