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Page xvi
... Hence his exquisite courtesy towards his friends , hence his ad- mirations Galileo , for instance . He knew his peers ; he could treat as equals all men of intelligence and cul- ture . Hence again the balance of his character , that ...
... Hence his exquisite courtesy towards his friends , hence his ad- mirations Galileo , for instance . He knew his peers ; he could treat as equals all men of intelligence and cul- ture . Hence again the balance of his character , that ...
Page xvii
Denis Saurat. Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same feeling of pride allows him no thought that places outside man either fall or regeneration . Clearly and pitilessly , Milton makes man responsible for his failure and his shame ...
Denis Saurat. Hence his theories of the Fall . And the same feeling of pride allows him no thought that places outside man either fall or regeneration . Clearly and pitilessly , Milton makes man responsible for his failure and his shame ...
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... hence- forward be that which thine own brutish silence hath made thee . Or else I should have heard on the other ear : Slothful , and ever to be set light by , the church hath now overcome her late distresses after the unwearied labors ...
... hence- forward be that which thine own brutish silence hath made thee . Or else I should have heard on the other ear : Slothful , and ever to be set light by , the church hath now overcome her late distresses after the unwearied labors ...
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... Hence , first of all , the negligence of his style ; he had to produce quickly , at the proper mo- ment ; the only quality he looked for was forcibleness . Hence also the personalities , the insolence , the frequent grossness and ...
... Hence , first of all , the negligence of his style ; he had to produce quickly , at the proper mo- ment ; the only quality he looked for was forcibleness . Hence also the personalities , the insolence , the frequent grossness and ...
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... hence had in renown over all Christendom . There I read it in the oath of every knight , that he should defend to the expense of his best blood , or of his life , if it so befell him , the honour and chastity of virgin or matron . So ...
... hence had in renown over all Christendom . There I read it in the oath of every knight , that he should defend to the expense of his best blood , or of his life , if it so befell him , the honour and chastity of virgin or matron . So ...
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