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Pagina 526
... true to the results of life as we see them daily . He does not allow the development of a story to de- stroy the unities of character , and in this respect he resembles the greatest of all writers . Take an example . At the close of ...
... true to the results of life as we see them daily . He does not allow the development of a story to de- stroy the unities of character , and in this respect he resembles the greatest of all writers . Take an example . At the close of ...
Pagina 532
... true friend and a true lover , and altogether worthy of his good fortune . The consummate skill with which so young a writer managed to mingle these most different attributes - to make us per- fectly aware of the illimitable powers of ...
... true friend and a true lover , and altogether worthy of his good fortune . The consummate skill with which so young a writer managed to mingle these most different attributes - to make us per- fectly aware of the illimitable powers of ...
Pagina 551
... true . It is false , if we mean by the expression that a man can originate absolutely ; it is true , if we mean that a man can originate combinations of impressions he has received from the outer world . The power , or faculty , of ...
... true . It is false , if we mean by the expression that a man can originate absolutely ; it is true , if we mean that a man can originate combinations of impressions he has received from the outer world . The power , or faculty , of ...
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AN UGLY DOG | 64 |
MEDICINE AND SURGERY THE PROGRESS | 113 |
PICCOLOMINI ENEAS SYLVIUS POPE PIUS II | 144 |
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