Selected Criticism, 10. sējumsMacmillan, 1964 - 292 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 34.
143. lappuse
... speak or the language that it ought to speak ? Was Milton an Englishman when he wrote in Latin or Italian , and had we no part in Columbanus when he wrote in Latin the beautiful sermon comparing life to a highway and to a smoke ? And ...
... speak or the language that it ought to speak ? Was Milton an Englishman when he wrote in Latin or Italian , and had we no part in Columbanus when he wrote in Latin the beautiful sermon comparing life to a highway and to a smoke ? And ...
225. lappuse
... Speaking through Becket's mouth Eliot confronts a world growing always more terrible with a religion like that of some ... speak better than they know , and beyond your understanding , They know and do not know , that acting is suffering ...
... Speaking through Becket's mouth Eliot confronts a world growing always more terrible with a religion like that of some ... speak better than they know , and beyond your understanding , They know and do not know , that acting is suffering ...
264. lappuse
... speak at public dinners ; I should have paid and been paid conven- tional compliments ; then they would speak of the refugees ; from that on all would be lively and topical , foreign tyranny would be arraigned , England seem even to ...
... speak at public dinners ; I should have paid and been paid conven- tional compliments ; then they would speak of the refugees ; from that on all would be lively and topical , foreign tyranny would be arraigned , England seem even to ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 6 |
From AT STRATFORDONAVON | 12 |
INTRODUCTION TO FIGHTING THE WAVES | 33 |
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A Bibliography of Modern Irish and Anglo-Irish Literature Frank L. Kersnowski,Cary W. Spinks,Laird Loomis Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 1976 |