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Pagina 148
... Fact Should be Rigorously Accurate . -In the popular mind exaggeration is so associated with boasting that in referring to ourselves we should be care- ful rather to diminish than to enlarge the statements of fact . So alert is the ...
... Fact Should be Rigorously Accurate . -In the popular mind exaggeration is so associated with boasting that in referring to ourselves we should be care- ful rather to diminish than to enlarge the statements of fact . So alert is the ...
Pagina 181
... facts she should have indica- ted upon the envelope , as corrections to any error she might have made . If she was much in doubt about the latter fact , she might have put after that line a ( ? ) . Thus : David Barden Co. Publishers ...
... facts she should have indica- ted upon the envelope , as corrections to any error she might have made . If she was much in doubt about the latter fact , she might have put after that line a ( ? ) . Thus : David Barden Co. Publishers ...
Pagina 235
... fact . Indeed , there is a sense in which fiction is truer than fact ; for while fact deals largely with marvels , with the unusual and the abnormal , especially with the unexpected , fiction is powerless except as it deals with such ...
... fact . Indeed , there is a sense in which fiction is truer than fact ; for while fact deals largely with marvels , with the unusual and the abnormal , especially with the unexpected , fiction is powerless except as it deals with such ...
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