The Southern Quarterly Review, 16. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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135. oldal
... never can hope to attain . The infinite forms of beauty can never be comprised in a formula . It can never be reached , never be expressed in art by the mere formal application of theorems , by closely following a lifeless rule . Nor ...
... never can hope to attain . The infinite forms of beauty can never be comprised in a formula . It can never be reached , never be expressed in art by the mere formal application of theorems , by closely following a lifeless rule . Nor ...
146. oldal
... never came into their heads . They never doubted that the State , led by organizers and associa- nists , was all powerful to guaranty labor . " The provisional government being equally misled , thence followed their proclamations ...
... never came into their heads . They never doubted that the State , led by organizers and associa- nists , was all powerful to guaranty labor . " The provisional government being equally misled , thence followed their proclamations ...
511. oldal
... never na- tural or gradual , never harmless and never beneficial , which advance the country nothing , which leave its institutions no more settled or secure , its repose no more certain , its hopes no more promising , its virtues no ...
... never na- tural or gradual , never harmless and never beneficial , which advance the country nothing , which leave its institutions no more settled or secure , its repose no more certain , its hopes no more promising , its virtues no ...
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