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The Will cries out; and in the countercry it knows itself once more: thus cry and
countercry become for it a comforting, at last an entrancing play with its own self.
Sleepless one night in Venice, I stepped upon the balcony of my window ...
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Wagner on Music and Drama: A Compendium of Richard Wagner's ...
The will cries out; and in the countercry it knows itself once more: thus cry and
countercry become for it a comforting, at last an entrancing play with its own self.
Sleepless one night in Venice, I stepped upon the balcony of my window ...
Richard Wagner, Albert Goldman, Evert Sprinchorn, 1964
Amidst the dust and confusion, the “ call and countercry ” of this war, it seems
worth while, at least to some of us, to pause and, extricating ourselves from the
immediate conflict, to consider whether it may not be possible to disentangle the
more ...
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Rousseau's Literary Ideals, Based on Les Confessions, La ...
The great"call and countercry" of the German romanticist is "art for art's sake." He
says art Is to satisfy the aesthetic emotions and for no moral end whatever. This
seems to be the popular theory now, but my own conviction on the subject would
...
... countercry it knows itself once more : thus cry and counter- cry become for it a
comforting, at last an entrancing play with its own self. Sleepless one night in
Venice, I stepped upon the balcony of my window overlooking the Grand Canal :
like ...
... things as they are." Let us make no appeal here to Plato, or Emerson, or any
other bulwark of Idealism. We need but turn to another equally earnest strain of
Kipling himself : ' ' Thy face is far from this our war, Our call and countercry ; I shall
...
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Your Life: By the author of "My life," by an Ex-Dissenter
... time that the senseless cry of ' Reform the Church' should be put down by the
countercry of ' Reform yourselves!' It is time that ' A RALLY son THE cnuncn '
should be made,
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Delphi Works of Rudyard Kipling (Illustrated)
THY face is far from this our war, Our call and countercry, I shall not find Thee
quick and kind, Nor know Thee till Idie, Enough forme in dreams to see And touch
Thy garments' hem: Thy feet have trod sonear toGod I may not follow them.
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The Tragic Muse (Annotated - Includes Essay and Biography):
The injury oftime added tothis appearancethe infirmities round which,as he knew,
the battleof restoration had begun to befought. Thecry had been raised to save
the splendid pile, and the countercry bythe purists, the sentimentalists, whatever
...
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The beleaguer'd hearth
... freed from the infirmity by which she had been beset, since, yielding to the
dictates of her own prejudices, she had set up an insolent countercry against a
vocation which she now firmly believed was from God. The captain believed that
it was ...
