Essays on Literature and IdeasMacmillan, 1963 - 270 sider |
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Side 120
... tell the truth , and he had truths to tell that could not be conveyed except in a new language . - It is therefore easy to see why , when Hopkins's poems were first published in 1918 , the ' modernist ' poets and critics of that day ...
... tell the truth , and he had truths to tell that could not be conveyed except in a new language . - It is therefore easy to see why , when Hopkins's poems were first published in 1918 , the ' modernist ' poets and critics of that day ...
Side 179
... tell from your letter that the suggestion was made in no such sceptical form . It was simply handed to you inertly ... Tell them all to stop combing their dandruff on to the page when you are trying to read . Tell them from now on you ...
... tell from your letter that the suggestion was made in no such sceptical form . It was simply handed to you inertly ... Tell them all to stop combing their dandruff on to the page when you are trying to read . Tell them from now on you ...
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... tell her , as between sisters , how I came to have the honour of knowing you . And as I had engaged to call upon you once more , I thought I might take the liberty of bringing her with me , when perhaps you would tell her . I wish her ...
... tell her , as between sisters , how I came to have the honour of knowing you . And as I had engaged to call upon you once more , I thought I might take the liberty of bringing her with me , when perhaps you would tell her . I wish her ...
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The Mind of Shakespeare | 56 |
An Introduction to Pope | 71 |
the Search for Identity | 85 |
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