The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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Could there be a more blissful state than to lose oneself in such a sight and be present only in its presence ? I should have liked to hold my breath the whole time ; not out of fear of losing sight of her face , but for fear of ...
Could there be a more blissful state than to lose oneself in such a sight and be present only in its presence ? I should have liked to hold my breath the whole time ; not out of fear of losing sight of her face , but for fear of ...
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But not only shall we not stop at the disgust aroused in us by the sight of misery . Just as little must we dwell on the desire which the image of the beautiful inspires ; this too being more than image , although the temptation of the ...
But not only shall we not stop at the disgust aroused in us by the sight of misery . Just as little must we dwell on the desire which the image of the beautiful inspires ; this too being more than image , although the temptation of the ...
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probably tempts me that I keep them beside me not so much to renounce them as to enjoy the sight of them . To which I courageously reply that the pleasure of looking at them constitutes the temptation to eat them .
probably tempts me that I keep them beside me not so much to renounce them as to enjoy the sight of them . To which I courageously reply that the pleasure of looking at them constitutes the temptation to eat them .
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