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Pagina 119
... existence is of such supreme and central importance to ourselves that it is hard to believe that other people have any personal existence that is quite independent of us . Such belief is an act of faith , the beginning of living and the ...
... existence is of such supreme and central importance to ourselves that it is hard to believe that other people have any personal existence that is quite independent of us . Such belief is an act of faith , the beginning of living and the ...
Pagina 230
... existence . In one group , the Cæcilians , all the limbs , including the tail , have degenerated , so that they appear like fat , blunt worms . Another kind , Proteus , is blind , living in pools in the recesses of great caverns . Some ...
... existence . In one group , the Cæcilians , all the limbs , including the tail , have degenerated , so that they appear like fat , blunt worms . Another kind , Proteus , is blind , living in pools in the recesses of great caverns . Some ...
Pagina 363
Mr. Leavis makes the existence or non - existence of the common reader a criterion of the state of society because he depends upon a close relation between its lower and its upper strata . This in turn Mr. Leavis makes the condition of ...
Mr. Leavis makes the existence or non - existence of the common reader a criterion of the state of society because he depends upon a close relation between its lower and its upper strata . This in turn Mr. Leavis makes the condition of ...
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AUSTIN F Britten | 27 |
LONDONDERRY Marchioness | 30 |
ELLIS Sir Geoffrey | 103 |
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