 There is no courtesy in him ; he does not care whether it is king or clown whom he teases ; and in every step of his swift mechanical march, and in every pause of his resolute observation, there is one and the same expression of perfect egotism, perfect...  Mr. Froude and Carlyle - Stran 286avtor: David Alec Wilson - 1898 - 360 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | James E. Munson - 1868 - 430 strani
...at him with your hand. To him the mechanical fact and external aspect of the matter is, what to yon it would be, if an acre of red clay, ten feet thick,...a second, and then came crashing down with an aim ! That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect to this fly's mind, is of a quite natural and... | |
 | James Eugene Munson - 1872 - 276 strani
...self-confidence, and conviction of the world's having been made for flies. Strike at him with your hand. To him the mechanical fact and external aspect of...a second, and then came crashing down with an aim ! That is the external aspect of it; the inner aspect to this fly's mind, is of a quite natural and... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1874 - 236 strani
...believe we can nowhere find a better type of a perfectly free creature than in the common house fly. Nor free only, but brave ; and irreverent to a degree...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect, to his fly's... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1874 - 232 strani
...we can nowhere find a better type of a • perfectly free creature than in the common house fly. Nor free only, but brave; and irreverent to a degree which...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it; the inner aspect, to his fly's mind,... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1883 - 228 strani
...believe we can nowhere find a better type of a perfectly free creature than in the common house fly. Nor free only, but brave ; and irreverent to a degree...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect, to his fly's... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1883 - 236 strani
...having been made for flies. Strike at him with your hand ; and to him, the mechanical fact and externah aspect of the matter is, what to you it would be,...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect, to his fly's... | |
 | Andrew James Symington - 1886 - 140 strani
...we can nowhere find a better type of a perfectly free creature than in the common house-fly. Notfree only, but brave ; and irreverent to a degree which...a second, and then came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect, to his fly's mind, is of a quite natural and... | |
 | John Ruskin, William Sloane Kennedy - 1886 - 600 strani
...irreverent to a degree which I think no human republican could by any philosophy exalt himself to. ... Strike at him with your hand ; and to him, the mechanical...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That is the external aspect of it ; the inner aspect, to his fly's... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1886 - 840 strani
...self-confidence, and conviction of the world's having been made for flies. Strike at him with youi hand ; and to him, the mechanical fact and external...field, hovered over you in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That ia the external aspect of it; the inner aspect, to his fly's mind,... | |
 | John Ruskin - 1887 - 908 strani
...believe we can nowhere find a better type of a perfectly free creature than in the common house fly. Nor free only, but brave; and irreverent to a degree which...from the ground in one massive field, hovered over yon in the air for a second, and came crashing down with an aim. That ii the external aspect of it... | |
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