Selected Criticism, 10. sējumsMacmillan, 1964 - 292 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 35.
38. lappuse
... understand that the change was from beyond my own mind , but I understand now that writers are struggling all over Europe , though not often with a philosophic understanding of their struggle , against that picturesque and declamatory ...
... understand that the change was from beyond my own mind , but I understand now that writers are struggling all over Europe , though not often with a philosophic understanding of their struggle , against that picturesque and declamatory ...
54. lappuse
... understand the mystic meanings scattered throughout the poem . They elude the ordinary reader by their abstraction and delicacy of distinction , but they are far from vague . It was his design to write prose metaphysical essays on the ...
... understand the mystic meanings scattered throughout the poem . They elude the ordinary reader by their abstraction and delicacy of distinction , but they are far from vague . It was his design to write prose metaphysical essays on the ...
147. lappuse
... understand men no matter how little they conform to our expectations . We will be more interested in heroic men than in heroic actions , and will have a little distrust for everything that can be called good or bad in itself with a very ...
... understand men no matter how little they conform to our expectations . We will be more interested in heroic men than in heroic actions , and will have a little distrust for everything that can be called good or bad in itself with a very ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 6 |
From AT STRATFORDONAVON | 12 |
INTRODUCTION TO FIGHTING THE WAVES | 33 |
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