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He who combines the two is the man of genius ; and for that reason he must partake of both . Hence there is in genius itself an unconscious activity ; nay , that is the genius in the man of genius ' . " X ' But in order to read the ...
He who combines the two is the man of genius ; and for that reason he must partake of both . Hence there is in genius itself an unconscious activity ; nay , that is the genius in the man of genius ' . " X ' But in order to read the ...
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Sensibility indeed , both quick and deep , is not only a characteristic feature , but may be deemed a component part , of genius . But it is not less an essential mark of true genius , that its sensibility is excited by any other 13 15 ...
Sensibility indeed , both quick and deep , is not only a characteristic feature , but may be deemed a component part , of genius . But it is not less an essential mark of true genius , that its sensibility is excited by any other 13 15 ...
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prove a stimulant to industry ; but the necessity of acquir . ing them will in all works of genius convert the stimulant into a narcotic . Motives by excess reverse their very nature , and instead of exciting , stun and stupify the mind ...
prove a stimulant to industry ; but the necessity of acquir . ing them will in all works of genius convert the stimulant into a narcotic . Motives by excess reverse their very nature , and instead of exciting , stun and stupify the mind ...
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