Emerson: A Modern AnthologyHoughton Mifflin, 1958 - 399 頁 Selections from his journals, essays, letters, sermons, and poems. |
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第 98 頁
... better . No man can afford to waste his moments in compunctions . [ W , IV , 137-138 ] I call you to a confidence which surmounts this painful ex- perience . You are to have a self - support which maintains you not only against all ...
... better . No man can afford to waste his moments in compunctions . [ W , IV , 137-138 ] I call you to a confidence which surmounts this painful ex- perience . You are to have a self - support which maintains you not only against all ...
第 200 頁
... better . ... You who quarrel with the arrangements of society , and are willing to embroil all , and risk the indisputable good that exists , for the chance of better , live , move , and have your being in this , and your deeds ...
... better . ... You who quarrel with the arrangements of society , and are willing to embroil all , and risk the indisputable good that exists , for the chance of better , live , move , and have your being in this , and your deeds ...
第 204 頁
... better - the fewer laws , and the less confided power . " The State is a poor , good beast who means the best : it means friendly . A poor cow who does well by you - do not grudge it its hay . It cannot eat bread , as you can ; let it ...
... better - the fewer laws , and the less confided power . " The State is a poor , good beast who means the best : it means friendly . A poor cow who does well by you - do not grudge it its hay . It cannot eat bread , as you can ; let it ...
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Introduction | 7 |
Kinsmen Friends and Neighbors | 15 |
An Original Relation to the Universe | 56 |
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