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... character is lively , personal , interested , and justified . National character is , to be sure , everywhere wonderfully tenacious , but nowhere is it more tenacious than with the English , who have , after all , something of a patent ...
... character is lively , personal , interested , and justified . National character is , to be sure , everywhere wonderfully tenacious , but nowhere is it more tenacious than with the English , who have , after all , something of a patent ...
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... character has remained palpably the same , that character itself is no simple thing , but wonderfully complex and even paradoxical . England is the land of mixture and surprise , ' wrote Emerson , and the mixture has perplexed most of ...
... character has remained palpably the same , that character itself is no simple thing , but wonderfully complex and even paradoxical . England is the land of mixture and surprise , ' wrote Emerson , and the mixture has perplexed most of ...
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... character . It is the Church of a nation which , in the long run , has felt equal to all its problems and situations ; the Church of a nation which has reduced ' muddling through ' to a fine art — i.e . , has felt sure of its capacity ...
... character . It is the Church of a nation which , in the long run , has felt equal to all its problems and situations ; the Church of a nation which has reduced ' muddling through ' to a fine art — i.e . , has felt sure of its capacity ...
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