note the peculiar thoughts that hovered about her on the last journey.
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alighting in glory on the summits of the past.
very few have been preserved.
fold repetition; which shows how limited is man's mind and destiny.
Excellent work is unfathomable, approach it as you will.
minority turn into a majority.
quickened if we do not lose sight of those who have gone before us.
like of which seem never to have been said before.
have found so much in it.
from green branches. When roses bloom, you see them blooming everywhere.
Lucidity is a due distribution of light and shade.' _Hamann_.
let us know that the author has known something.
art. They cannot avoid commonplace.
Productions are now possible which, without being bad, have no value.
some particulars a little unintelligible.
ideas; the rest will follow of itself.
which can by no means be refused all praise.
longing for the original.
A Spinoza in poetry becomes a Machiavelli in philosophy.
interwoven, produce a very pleasant effect.
popular and pathetic; of the Germans, naïve and realistic.
Mysticism is the scholastic of the heart, the dialectic of the feelings.
within. Twilight makes even plain writing illegible.
should be carefully marked and noted.
the means by which we endeavoured to attain that aim.
time; or he may make the discovery long afterwards.
There may be eclectic philosophers, but not an eclectic philosophy.
must become a mathematician to attain the wisdom of the world.
propædeutic and introduction to philosophy.
one will find of the greatest advantage in practice.
action, and bids us not indulge in empty speculation, but live and do.
grander idea of himself than would be permissible in ordinary life.
several thousand years has rolled upon us.
past as it is known to us.
required is that each shall grasp his position and treat it worthily.
and merits of its own time, it takes account also of the past.
The best that history gives us is the enthusiasm it arouses.
from the uncertain, and the doubtful from that which cannot be accepted.
neither cares nor is able to argue with any one.
peculiarities of his town or monastery or age.
author of a book which we could criticise would have to learn from us.
it is worthy of respect, and in all its parts it is applicable.
as heretofore, by a loving acceptance of its teachings.
am convinced that the Bible will always be more beautiful the more it
directly individual reference.
phrases, the other tries to rest it on things that satisfy no one.
with this kind of literature.
The classical is health; and the romantic, disease.
misfortune, but in his banishment from the metropolis of the world.
anything more degraded than the worst of the new productions.
this have come our makers of literature.
Literature decays only as men become more and more corrupt.
What a day it is when we must envy the men in their graves!
decay, the more will blame swell and praise shrink.
ecstatic as if there were no other good work in the world at all.
solemn worship, he ventures on common and ridiculous contrasts.
could be completely restored out of this one play.
reproduce him, and they fancy they are producing themselves.
not every kind of humour that frees the soul.
the poet of culture could also avail himself, if he knew how to do it.