The Writer, 50. sējumsWriter, Incorporated, 1937 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 87.
157. lappuse
... feel cold any more . Then suddenly a change takes place in your work , so radical and violent that it is ... feel like a squeezed- out sponge , and even writing " the end " at the bottom of your manuscript brings no feel- ing of triumph ...
... feel cold any more . Then suddenly a change takes place in your work , so radical and violent that it is ... feel like a squeezed- out sponge , and even writing " the end " at the bottom of your manuscript brings no feel- ing of triumph ...
181. lappuse
... feel like writing . The trouble is , that often I think I don't feel like writing when really I do . It is difficult to determine where my congenital laziness ends and my creative im- pulse begins . That's the reason I spend so many ...
... feel like writing . The trouble is , that often I think I don't feel like writing when really I do . It is difficult to determine where my congenital laziness ends and my creative im- pulse begins . That's the reason I spend so many ...
220. lappuse
... feel like laughing or crying ; he should make us feel horror or pity or sympathy or fear . That isn't usually true of technical or trade paper articles , but it is true of most other types of feature articles . The important thing to ...
... feel like laughing or crying ; he should make us feel horror or pity or sympathy or fear . That isn't usually true of technical or trade paper articles , but it is true of most other types of feature articles . The important thing to ...
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