The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Volume 11AMS Press, 1970 |
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Page 263
... sense , in a higher degree than it has it now , for acting with delicacy . It is the sense of delicacy which has to be appealed to , not the sense of honesty . Englishmen are fond of making the American appropriation of their books a ...
... sense , in a higher degree than it has it now , for acting with delicacy . It is the sense of delicacy which has to be appealed to , not the sense of honesty . Englishmen are fond of making the American appropriation of their books a ...
Page 335
... sense , whether the sense made was that of the original or not . I went too far ; where the sense given by the old version is another sense from that of the original , alteration is required . But we should use a large and liberal ...
... sense , whether the sense made was that of the original or not . I went too far ; where the sense given by the old version is another sense from that of the original , alteration is required . But we should use a large and liberal ...
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... sense : And shall leave your name for a curse unto my chosen ; for the LORD God shall slay thee ' ; - and I have therefore left this as it stands . Again , at verse 18 of the 66th chapter , I think the right rendering almost certainly ...
... sense : And shall leave your name for a curse unto my chosen ; for the LORD God shall slay thee ' ; - and I have therefore left this as it stands . Again , at verse 18 of the 66th chapter , I think the right rendering almost certainly ...
Contents
AN UNREGARDED IRISH GRIEVANCE | 79 |
ECCE CONVERTIMUR AD GENTES | 104 |
THE FUTURE OF LIBERALISM | 134 |
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