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| − | <blockquote>Remote times have a great attractionsometimes mysteriously so--for the imagination. As often as mankind is dissatisfied with its present-and that happens often enough-it harks back to the past and hopes at last to win belief in the never forgotten dream of a Golden Age. Probably man still stands under the magic spell of his childhood, which a not unbiased memory presents to him as a time of unalloyed bliss.<ref>{{M&M}} Part. III, Section 1</ref></blockquote> | + | <blockquote>Remote [[times]] have a great attractionsometimes mysteriously so--for the [[imagination]]. As often as mankind is dissatisfied with its [[present]]-and that happens often enough-it harks back to the past and hopes at last to win [[belief]] in the never forgotten [[dream]] of a Golden Age. Probably man still stands under the [[magic]] spell of his [[childhood]], which a not unbiased [[memory]] presents to him as a [[time]] of unalloyed bliss.<ref>{{M&M}} Part. III, Section 1</ref></blockquote> |
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 20 May 2019
Remote times have a great attractionsometimes mysteriously so--for the imagination. As often as mankind is dissatisfied with its present-and that happens often enough-it harks back to the past and hopes at last to win belief in the never forgotten dream of a Golden Age. Probably man still stands under the magic spell of his childhood, which a not unbiased memory presents to him as a time of unalloyed bliss.[1]
- ↑ Template:M&M Part. III, Section 1
