The Journal of English and Germanic Philology, Том 20University of Illinois, 1921 |
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... interest and purpose . The A poet follows the method of the chronicle ; the B poet wants to tell the story of the tempta- tion by centering the interest on the motives and activities of the tempter . After he has shown Adam and Eve ...
... interest and purpose . The A poet follows the method of the chronicle ; the B poet wants to tell the story of the tempta- tion by centering the interest on the motives and activities of the tempter . After he has shown Adam and Eve ...
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... interest- ngocce dhe feelings of eation that now and then were Vimman a 10 f diem . Ompare , for example , these state- ments in the " Crans " " Ctherwise I was awake as in a leavenly ecstacy , vi s indescribable ... “ Had also in mind ...
... interest- ngocce dhe feelings of eation that now and then were Vimman a 10 f diem . Ompare , for example , these state- ments in the " Crans " " Ctherwise I was awake as in a leavenly ecstacy , vi s indescribable ... “ Had also in mind ...
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... interest and pro- ine mocsm . Like , swut step reverently aside and bow their Denis jetre i man who wan si the knowledge at his command SCIVE DO NOT his soul's very death - cry . And because of his dark hours we should never forget that ...
... interest and pro- ine mocsm . Like , swut step reverently aside and bow their Denis jetre i man who wan si the knowledge at his command SCIVE DO NOT his soul's very death - cry . And because of his dark hours we should never forget that ...
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... interest in the impressions and images of his youth , with a marked tendency to transform them into symbols . One might say that it is the author's chief object in his subsequent discus- sion , by inductive methods , to define more ...
... interest in the impressions and images of his youth , with a marked tendency to transform them into symbols . One might say that it is the author's chief object in his subsequent discus- sion , by inductive methods , to define more ...
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... interest to find in this History of Fielding not merely the familiar method of agreeable redun- dancy , but sometimes such a passage as the following , in the veritable Lounsbury manner : " Scott ] had reached the last chapters of Rob ...
... interest to find in this History of Fielding not merely the familiar method of agreeable redun- dancy , but sometimes such a passage as the following , in the veritable Lounsbury manner : " Scott ] had reached the last chapters of Rob ...
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