The North American Review, Band 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... future . The soul is conscious of undeveloped possibilities in itself ; it is spurred on to it knows not what future , by unsatisfied aspirations . It longs to do and to be more , and rather to be than to do . It suffers what I may call ...
... future . The soul is conscious of undeveloped possibilities in itself ; it is spurred on to it knows not what future , by unsatisfied aspirations . It longs to do and to be more , and rather to be than to do . It suffers what I may call ...
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... future society in which , thanks to the organization of labor , there will be an even distribution of riches . I would that France might be the handmaid of this future society , of this expected evolution which will transform the world ...
... future society in which , thanks to the organization of labor , there will be an even distribution of riches . I would that France might be the handmaid of this future society , of this expected evolution which will transform the world ...
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... future bliss and of future woe , we find still more relief . It cannot be that all the redeemed in the future will be equally happy , and that all the lcst will be equally wretched ; for there are varying degrees of capacity . There ...
... future bliss and of future woe , we find still more relief . It cannot be that all the redeemed in the future will be equally happy , and that all the lcst will be equally wretched ; for there are varying degrees of capacity . There ...
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