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Pagina 138
... I had collected a quantity of matter of all kinds before I began, and then I cast about for a frame in which to fit it. At last I settled that my hero, if hero he could be called, should fall in I38 FROM THE AUTHORESS OF.
... I had collected a quantity of matter of all kinds before I began, and then I cast about for a frame in which to fit it. At last I settled that my hero, if hero he could be called, should fall in I38 FROM THE AUTHORESS OF.
Pagina 139
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. hero, if hero he could be called, should fall in love with a poor but intelligent and educated girl. He had a fortune of about two thousand pounds a year, nearly the whole of which he lost through the ...
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. hero, if hero he could be called, should fall in love with a poor but intelligent and educated girl. He had a fortune of about two thousand pounds a year, nearly the whole of which he lost through the ...
Pagina 177
... heroes whom we admire, and the greater the genius the more perilous is its influence upon us if we allow it to be a dictator to us. It is really of little consequence to me what a saint or philosopher thought it necessary to do in order ...
... heroes whom we admire, and the greater the genius the more perilous is its influence upon us if we allow it to be a dictator to us. It is really of little consequence to me what a saint or philosopher thought it necessary to do in order ...
Pagina 266
... hero, and the hero again reposes in the trifier. The character is great, original, and just.' Johnson's criticism is true. There is no interruption or strain in the passage from one self to the other self: they are both in fact the same ...
... hero, and the hero again reposes in the trifier. The character is great, original, and just.' Johnson's criticism is true. There is no interruption or strain in the passage from one self to the other self: they are both in fact the same ...
Pagina 269
... Hero and why should Claudio consent? Borachio says, 'Hear me call Margaret, Hero ; hear Margaret call me Claudio.' When Borachio recounts to Conrad what ... Hero. After Borachio's arrest he tells us that Margaret wore Hero's SHAKESPEARE 269.
... Hero and why should Claudio consent? Borachio says, 'Hear me call Margaret, Hero ; hear Margaret call me Claudio.' When Borachio recounts to Conrad what ... Hero. After Borachio's arrest he tells us that Margaret wore Hero's SHAKESPEARE 269.
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