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...History of English Literature " Taine says : " Neither mythology nor language exist in themselves ; but only men who arrange words and imagery according...organs and the original bent of their intellects. A dogma is nothing in itself. Look at the people who have made it ; nothing exists except through some...

...back to this existence, endeavour to re-create it. It is a mistake to study the document, as if it were isolated. This were to treat things like a simple...organs and the original bent of their intellects. A dogma is nothing in itself ; look at the people who have made it, — a portrait, for instance, of...

...History of English Literature " Taine says : " Neither mythology nor language exist in themselves ; but only men who arrange words and imagery according...organs and the original bent of their intellects. A dogma is nothing in itself. Look at the people who have made it; nothing exists except through some...

...back to this existence, endeavour to re-create it. It is a mistake to study the document, as if it were isolated. This were to treat things like a simple...languages, but only men, who arrange words and imagery . . . nothing exists except through some individual man; it is this individual with whom we must become...

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