The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 141
... person is naturally drawn and to which the liberal studies are means . It is then but a short step to the position ... person's power to possess and enjoy his highest ideals . Of the many who took this step Herbert Spencer took it most ...
... person is naturally drawn and to which the liberal studies are means . It is then but a short step to the position ... person's power to possess and enjoy his highest ideals . Of the many who took this step Herbert Spencer took it most ...
Pagina 210
... person and person . Most revealing of all her flashes of insight is her account of the unmusical Edward's reaction to music , a description unequalled even by E. M. Forster in the concert scene at the beginning of Howard's End . ' Music ...
... person and person . Most revealing of all her flashes of insight is her account of the unmusical Edward's reaction to music , a description unequalled even by E. M. Forster in the concert scene at the beginning of Howard's End . ' Music ...
Pagina 213
... person because no novelist ever meets a real person . ' We can only see and hear invented people ; we can only fall in love or fall in hate with invented people . . . . When I open my eyes I see only your idea of the self that you ...
... person because no novelist ever meets a real person . ' We can only see and hear invented people ; we can only fall in love or fall in hate with invented people . . . . When I open my eyes I see only your idea of the self that you ...
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