Liber Amoris: And Dramatic CriticismsP. Nevill, 1948 - 426 ページ |
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... means to the know- ledge of readers of the Morning Chronicle . " It is , of course , not impossible that he had ... mean ? Why am I , who see so clearly , yet so bewitched ? " and here was Stendhal telling him precisely why . " " Almost ...
... means to the know- ledge of readers of the Morning Chronicle . " It is , of course , not impossible that he had ... mean ? Why am I , who see so clearly , yet so bewitched ? " and here was Stendhal telling him precisely why . " " Almost ...
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... means to secure them . - Not so Macbeth . The super- stitions of the age , the rude state of society , the local scenery and customs , all give a wildness and imag- inary grandeur to his character . From the strange- ness of the events ...
... means to secure them . - Not so Macbeth . The super- stitions of the age , the rude state of society , the local scenery and customs , all give a wildness and imag- inary grandeur to his character . From the strange- ness of the events ...
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... means of gratifying his pride and luxury ; Henry regards it only as a means of doing right , and is less desirous of the advantages to be derived from possessing it than afraid of exercising it wrong . In knighting a young soldier , he ...
... means of gratifying his pride and luxury ; Henry regards it only as a means of doing right , and is less desirous of the advantages to be derived from possessing it than afraid of exercising it wrong . In knighting a young soldier , he ...
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