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Pagina 368
... course , go so far down the social scale , it does touch almost the very lowest income group in the lower middle class . Only Miss Bates in Emma was previously shown as hospitable in poverty , and she is a sympathetic and amusing ...
... course , go so far down the social scale , it does touch almost the very lowest income group in the lower middle class . Only Miss Bates in Emma was previously shown as hospitable in poverty , and she is a sympathetic and amusing ...
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... course Aurora Leigh itself , which George Eliot read three times on its first appearance , was quoted in many of the " Women's Rights " meetings held by the newly - formed Woman Suffrage Association and other similar women's ...
... course Aurora Leigh itself , which George Eliot read three times on its first appearance , was quoted in many of the " Women's Rights " meetings held by the newly - formed Woman Suffrage Association and other similar women's ...
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... course of non - human nature greater than that once attributed to the magicians . The most impressive , I might say startling , of these changes have been brought about in the course of the last two centuries ; while a right ...
... course of non - human nature greater than that once attributed to the magicians . The most impressive , I might say startling , of these changes have been brought about in the course of the last two centuries ; while a right ...
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THE ELIZABETHAN AGE AND THE BOURGEOIS REVOLUTION | 3 |
THE AGE OF REASON | 206 |
THE GREAT ROMANTICS AND THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION | 375 |
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