American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, Volume 2Joe Lee Davis, John Towner Frederick, Frank Luther Mott C. Scribner's Sons, 1949 |
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Page 591
... Truth is what we say about them , and when we say that they have come , truth is satisfied by the plain additive formula . But often the day's contents oblige a rearrangement . If I should now utter piercing shrieks and act like a ...
... Truth is what we say about them , and when we say that they have come , truth is satisfied by the plain additive formula . But often the day's contents oblige a rearrangement . If I should now utter piercing shrieks and act like a ...
Page 592
... truth also has its paleontology , and its ' prescription , ' and may grow stiff with years of veteran service and petrified in men's regard by sheer antiquity . But how plastic even the oldest truths nevertheless really are has been ...
... truth also has its paleontology , and its ' prescription , ' and may grow stiff with years of veteran service and petrified in men's regard by sheer antiquity . But how plastic even the oldest truths nevertheless really are has been ...
Page 602
... Truth This relativity does not imply that there is no absolute truth . On the contrary , if there were no absolute truth , all - inclusive and eternal , the desultory views taken from time to time by individuals would them- selves be ...
... Truth This relativity does not imply that there is no absolute truth . On the contrary , if there were no absolute truth , all - inclusive and eternal , the desultory views taken from time to time by individuals would them- selves be ...
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AMERICAN LITERATURE 18601900 | 1 |
ABRAHAM LINCOLN | 15 |
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