Rudyard Kipling: Realist and FabulistOxford U.P., 1967 - 244 էջ |
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... begins . ' " " A. H. Sayce " The fashion in which we are all linked together and made responsible for one another . " ( " Thrown Away ' ) " " A day or two after speaking at St. Andrews , Kipling spoke to a gathering at University ...
... begins . ' " " A. H. Sayce " The fashion in which we are all linked together and made responsible for one another . " ( " Thrown Away ' ) " " A day or two after speaking at St. Andrews , Kipling spoke to a gathering at University ...
Էջ 126
... begin . . . by the convention that men are angels they will assuredly become bigger beasts than ever . Kipling having experienced the House of Desolation , did not begin with that convention . But the literary groups of his own ...
... begin . . . by the convention that men are angels they will assuredly become bigger beasts than ever . Kipling having experienced the House of Desolation , did not begin with that convention . But the literary groups of his own ...
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... begins , the narrator says : " I understood then how men and women and little children can endure to see a witch ... begin by the convention that men are angels , " substituting ' beasts ' for ' men ' . These three stories were all ...
... begins , the narrator says : " I understood then how men and women and little children can endure to see a witch ... begin by the convention that men are angels , " substituting ' beasts ' for ' men ' . These three stories were all ...
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PHILOSOPHY FOR LIVING | 34 |
THE FRAMEWORK OF LIVING | 56 |
THE EMPIRE | 68 |
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