An Anthology of World ProseCarl Van Doren Reynal & Hitchcock, 1935 - 1582 עמודים |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 79
עמוד 426
... less charge . But among the Utopians all things are so regulated that men do very seldom build upon any new piece of ... less woolen cloth than is used anywhere else , so that which they do need is much less costly ; they use linen cloth ...
... less charge . But among the Utopians all things are so regulated that men do very seldom build upon any new piece of ... less woolen cloth than is used anywhere else , so that which they do need is much less costly ; they use linen cloth ...
עמוד 1102
... less capable , less knowing , less eagerly pursuing of the truth , unless ye first make yourselves , that made us so , less the lovers , less the founders of our true liberty . We can grow ignorant again ; brutish , formal and slavish ...
... less capable , less knowing , less eagerly pursuing of the truth , unless ye first make yourselves , that made us so , less the lovers , less the founders of our true liberty . We can grow ignorant again ; brutish , formal and slavish ...
עמוד 1349
... less of the old way than the makers of the Kalevala , for they lived in a more crowded and complicated world , and were learning the abstract meditation which lures men from visible beauty , and were unlearning , it may be , the ...
... less of the old way than the makers of the Kalevala , for they lived in a more crowded and complicated world , and were learning the abstract meditation which lures men from visible beauty , and were unlearning , it may be , the ...
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