10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCUSTOMEDNESS»
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accustomedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
accustomedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Santayana's choice of Rome asaplaceto die is a poet's choice;heseeks out
thiscentral city as affording the structures, therituals,even the ritual compassions,
that, out of accustomedness, the imagination confers ondeath. “Theseare poems
...
These are poems from the other side of existence, the poems of someone who
sees things in steady accustomedness, as we do not, and who sees their
accustomedness, and them, as about to perish. In some of the poems the reader
feels ...
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Destinies of Splendor: Sexual Attraction in D.H. Lawrence
The deep accustomedness of marriage is the only way of preparation. (MN 190-
1) Throughout this passage Lawrence speaks as if the essential union between
Noon and Johanna adumbrated in the novel has already been achieved— until ...
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MIND A QUARTERLY REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY. VOL. ...
And there remained, therefore, nothing for Hume but to declare the universality in
the application of the law as a merely subjective manifestation, which was to be
explained by a merely subjective accustomedness. ' After,' he says, ' having in ...
GEORGE C. ROBERTSON, EDITOR
The public accustomedness will be to what was, at first, the imagination-startling
path through difficulties, the air path, an accustomedness bred by the war, which
has among its services the making of the airplane a matter- of-fact thought and ...
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Die Amerikanische Lyrik Von Edgar Allan Poe Bis Wallace Stevens
I must be wont- ed to it — that's the reason," one notices how "wonder" and "once
" prepare for "wonted," that provincial-, archaic-sounding word that sums up — as
"used" never could — his reliance on a habit or accustomedness which at last ...
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The Works of the Honourable Robert Boyle: In Six Volumes. To ...
... to excesses of which he was CXCCsslVClY prone; and that being the only
asiion, to which P/ailaretus was much observed to be inclined, his desire to shun
claliiing with his govemor, and his accustomedness to bear the sudden sallies of
his ...
Robert Boyle, Thomas Birch, 1772
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The Heritage of the Sioux
He seemed remote, as indifferent to her as were any oftheothersdulledby
accustomedness toher constant presence among them. A premonitory chill,as
from some greatsorrow yet before her in the future, shookthe heart of
AnnieManyPonies.
A certain spirited undulation in her walk, a seeming gay, frank indifference to her
position in life, an obvious accustomedness to polite surroundings took his fancy.
Her hair was built up in a loose Frenchy way, after the fashion of the empire, ...
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Ishi in Two Worlds: A Biography of the Last Wild Indian in ...
So it was that when Ishi arrived, Indian guests were a normal part of museum
living, and his own sense of strangeness was made less acute through his new
acquaintances' feeling of ease and accustomedness. They were merely more ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACCUSTOMEDNESS»
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What made John Updike run?
But prudery and bad art have kept us from the goodness and beauty of created life. “Habit and accustomedness have painted over pure gold ... «Patheos, Jan 15»
