Equally there is no rhythm when variations are not placed. There is a wealth of suggestions in the phrase… — John Dewey
Equally there is no rhythm when variations are not placed. There is a wealth of suggestions in the phrase “takes place”. The change not only comes but it belongs; it had its definite place in a larger whole.
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