Reading for ProfitCresset Press, 1951 - 312 ページ |
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... experience of living . The direct experience of life which any one person can acquire is inevitably narrow . Life itself is too vast , too varied , and too complex for any one individual - even if he is what we call a public man - to ...
... experience of living . The direct experience of life which any one person can acquire is inevitably narrow . Life itself is too vast , too varied , and too complex for any one individual - even if he is what we call a public man - to ...
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... experience could not be sharper . Yet a novel can be moving , and the quality of the feeling which it gives the reader is the measure of its value . The hearsay , when it moves us , does so in being an interpretation . In direct experience ...
... experience could not be sharper . Yet a novel can be moving , and the quality of the feeling which it gives the reader is the measure of its value . The hearsay , when it moves us , does so in being an interpretation . In direct experience ...
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... experience very different from falling in love oneself , he would be rash who denied that our notions , and even our manner , of falling in love may be coloured - how deeply we cannot tell - by whatever we shall have read about this ...
... experience very different from falling in love oneself , he would be rash who denied that our notions , and even our manner , of falling in love may be coloured - how deeply we cannot tell - by whatever we shall have read about this ...
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