Macmillan's Magazine, 32. kötetMacmillan and Company, 1875 |
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200. oldal
... become a mere conventionalist , reconciling himself to whatever he does . not like , and gradually induced to tolerate with complete indifference the most enormous evils . Against such a perversion of mind morality is no de- fence ...
... become a mere conventionalist , reconciling himself to whatever he does . not like , and gradually induced to tolerate with complete indifference the most enormous evils . Against such a perversion of mind morality is no de- fence ...
334. oldal
... become English till a later time ; it did not become purely English till a far later time ; its Roman memories had died away under the rule of independ- ent Damnonian kings ; it was , like every other Roman site throughout the land , a ...
... become English till a later time ; it did not become purely English till a far later time ; its Roman memories had died away under the rule of independ- ent Damnonian kings ; it was , like every other Roman site throughout the land , a ...
509. oldal
... become . It is true that a time came when the spiritual enfranchisement brought about by the Renaissance began to degenerate into license . This is a danger which all move- ments towards greater freedom have always had to face . It is ...
... become . It is true that a time came when the spiritual enfranchisement brought about by the Renaissance began to degenerate into license . This is a danger which all move- ments towards greater freedom have always had to face . It is ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, 58. kötet David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Teljes nézet - 1888 |
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