American Journal, and Annals of Education and Instruction, Volum 3Otis, Broaders and Company., 1970 |
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... feeling . But the utmost in- tensity of feeling might exist in internal consciousness merely ; the most vehement excitement of emotion might find no definite or intel- ligible manifestation ; it might be but the idiot's " sound and fury ...
... feeling . But the utmost in- tensity of feeling might exist in internal consciousness merely ; the most vehement excitement of emotion might find no definite or intel- ligible manifestation ; it might be but the idiot's " sound and fury ...
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... feeling . These analogous forms he refers to as interpreters , in his acts of expression ; he transfers them , by a heaven - taught instinct , from their original places in the visible outward sphere to his own inner and invisible world ...
... feeling . These analogous forms he refers to as interpreters , in his acts of expression ; he transfers them , by a heaven - taught instinct , from their original places in the visible outward sphere to his own inner and invisible world ...
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... feeling , unconscious quickness and acuteness of intellectual conception , a plastic voice and expressive tone . An appropriate course of preparatory discipline of feeling and imagina- tion , is obviously , then , as indispensable to ...
... feeling , unconscious quickness and acuteness of intellectual conception , a plastic voice and expressive tone . An appropriate course of preparatory discipline of feeling and imagina- tion , is obviously , then , as indispensable to ...
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