The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1962 |
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... true rule in religion , that a man must show his faith by his works . The same rule holds good in philosophy ... true scientific history of inventions and their possibilities " will not only be of immediate benefit . . . but will give a ...
... true rule in religion , that a man must show his faith by his works . The same rule holds good in philosophy ... true scientific history of inventions and their possibilities " will not only be of immediate benefit . . . but will give a ...
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... true rule in religion , that a man must show his faith by his works . The same rule holds good in philosophy ... true scientific history of inventions and their possibilities " will not only be of immediate benefit . . . but will give a ...
... true rule in religion , that a man must show his faith by his works . The same rule holds good in philosophy ... true scientific history of inventions and their possibilities " will not only be of immediate benefit . . . but will give a ...
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... true story . A story can be true and damnably dull , or even true and interesting enough as it goes along but , finally , insignificant . As Dr. Arnold Kettle , in his Introduction to the English Novel , says on this point : It is ...
... true story . A story can be true and damnably dull , or even true and interesting enough as it goes along but , finally , insignificant . As Dr. Arnold Kettle , in his Introduction to the English Novel , says on this point : It is ...
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