Studies in Philology, Volume 30University of North Carolina Press, 1933 |
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Pagina 103
... later philosophical novels ; ( 2 ) their recognition of the differentiae that characterize each group ; and ( 3 ) their analysis of the causes that produced the change . Having agreed thus far , the critics have then divided into two ...
... later philosophical novels ; ( 2 ) their recognition of the differentiae that characterize each group ; and ( 3 ) their analysis of the causes that produced the change . Having agreed thus far , the critics have then divided into two ...
Pagina 105
... later works . On the other hand , Mrs. Holt , Lyddy , and Mrs. Cadwallader , by virtue of the spontaneity and humorous reality of their characterization , belong in the same portrait gallery with Mrs. Poyser and the Dod- sons ...
... later works . On the other hand , Mrs. Holt , Lyddy , and Mrs. Cadwallader , by virtue of the spontaneity and humorous reality of their characterization , belong in the same portrait gallery with Mrs. Poyser and the Dod- sons ...
Pagina 515
... later history of the subject . The " Danish Odes " published in Michael Bruce's Poems on Several Occasions ( 1770 ) are merely revised and expanded versions of these same pieces . Professor Far- ley speaks of these later odes as showing ...
... later history of the subject . The " Danish Odes " published in Michael Bruce's Poems on Several Occasions ( 1770 ) are merely revised and expanded versions of these same pieces . Professor Far- ley speaks of these later odes as showing ...
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