ghs ; The dew-cold lilies ladies bore Through many a sacred corridor Where a so sleepy incense rose That only Gods eyes did not close : For that dim brow and lingering hand Come from a more dream-heavy land, A more dream-heavy hour than this ; And, when you sigh from kiss to kiss, I hear pale… … FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE ii jIETZSCHE was by temperament a philosopher after themanner of the Greeks. In other words, philosophy was notto him, as to the average modern philosopher, a matter ofbooks and the study, but a life to be lived. It seemed tohim to have much less concern with truth than with…
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