The Calendar: A Quarterly Review, Volum 1Edgell Rickword Calendar Press Limited, 1925 |
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Side 71
... mean little in such circumstances . The aim of writing is not to convince someone else ( for that can never happen against the will ) but to satisfy oneself . If , as well , the reader's pleasure is aroused by one of the many means ...
... mean little in such circumstances . The aim of writing is not to convince someone else ( for that can never happen against the will ) but to satisfy oneself . If , as well , the reader's pleasure is aroused by one of the many means ...
Side 77
... means ; by keeping his eye unremittingly on the object , while grappling with it in a sort of nervous abandonment . Biographical dignity is scrapped : the recording instrument , like a Robot , shudders into humanity and advances towards ...
... means ; by keeping his eye unremittingly on the object , while grappling with it in a sort of nervous abandonment . Biographical dignity is scrapped : the recording instrument , like a Robot , shudders into humanity and advances towards ...
Side 176
... means of union with the Infinite . The feeling of intense satisfaction enjoyed in these states is really due to a balance reached within the mind itself , not to any harmony with the outer universe , or any revelation as to its nature ...
... means of union with the Infinite . The feeling of intense satisfaction enjoyed in these states is really due to a balance reached within the mind itself , not to any harmony with the outer universe , or any revelation as to its nature ...
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