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共 18 段- Nothing would be more difficult than to accept this as a pic
- It was very natural that the Problem here discussed should f
- In all moral and religious qualities the Persians were far i
- On one question all competent historians and commentators ar
- 15 In my fleeting days I have seen
- It is the old contrast--old as literature, old as man--betwe
- Not content with this general verdict, however, he recounts
- "Never to be at all
- (_a_) Let us glance once more at the several symptoms we hav
- as they strike on the great horologe of Time, are set to a g
- It is said of an English satirist that when any friend confe
- In all this there may be no conscious insincerity, and not m
- Yet a fool quite as foolish and malignant as this, quite as
- But, soft; is not our man of men becoming a mere man of plea
- Has he not achieved the Quest? Can we hope to find a more so
- What did these Masters teach? Everything almost--at least ev
- Yes and No. It is not as having this large perfect ideal dis
- for he has discovered that no morrow can any more injure him