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Pagina 144
Pure realism , if by it is meant absolute fidelity to nature or impartial transcriptions of the phenomenal world , is of course a will - o ' - the - wisp . The mere act of finding details , choosing among them , ordering them into a new ...
Pure realism , if by it is meant absolute fidelity to nature or impartial transcriptions of the phenomenal world , is of course a will - o ' - the - wisp . The mere act of finding details , choosing among them , ordering them into a new ...
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As it happens , of course , Dauphine's talk of abortion proves premature . It is Morose whose plans ultimately miscarry . And long before he has appeared on the stage , Morose has been introduced verbally in the posture of frustration .
As it happens , of course , Dauphine's talk of abortion proves premature . It is Morose whose plans ultimately miscarry . And long before he has appeared on the stage , Morose has been introduced verbally in the posture of frustration .
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Expressive in a related way of the omnipresent carnality is the persistent appearance of food and drink in the figurative language , as well as , of course , in the action . Winwife compares Mrs. Littlewit to a garden with " a Strawbery ...
Expressive in a related way of the omnipresent carnality is the persistent appearance of food and drink in the figurative language , as well as , of course , in the action . Winwife compares Mrs. Littlewit to a garden with " a Strawbery ...
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