Letters to X from H.J. MassinghamBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 298 páginas |
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... letters . I had to get my own back somehow . And if it were not that this accursed paralysis and inepti- tude rankle as they do , I hardly believe ( a ) that I should have written the letters at all , or ( b ) that I should have made up ...
... letters . I had to get my own back somehow . And if it were not that this accursed paralysis and inepti- tude rankle as they do , I hardly believe ( a ) that I should have written the letters at all , or ( b ) that I should have made up ...
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... letters was , Sir Arthur thinks , a survival of the old ecclesiastical hatred of knowledge in the Middle Ages , the Dark Ages in which St. Gregory could utter this complacent sentiment : " Quoniam non cognovi literaturam , introibo in ...
... letters was , Sir Arthur thinks , a survival of the old ecclesiastical hatred of knowledge in the Middle Ages , the Dark Ages in which St. Gregory could utter this complacent sentiment : " Quoniam non cognovi literaturam , introibo in ...
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... is the nurse of literature . The Revised may belong to theolo- gians - but no further , if you please . But my Telamonian antics leave me exhausted at the end of this letter . XXIII MYSTICISM OLD AND NEW ( II ) MY DEAR 168 LETTERS TO X.
... is the nurse of literature . The Revised may belong to theolo- gians - but no further , if you please . But my Telamonian antics leave me exhausted at the end of this letter . XXIII MYSTICISM OLD AND NEW ( II ) MY DEAR 168 LETTERS TO X.
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