Rudyard Kipling: Realist and FabulistOxford U.P., 1967 - 244 էջ |
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... experience of the business and de- tail of death than any of the people who condemned him . His face also , as he stands his bedside - watches - that countenance with which he shall justify himself to his Maker — none have ever looked ...
... experience of the business and de- tail of death than any of the people who condemned him . His face also , as he stands his bedside - watches - that countenance with which he shall justify himself to his Maker — none have ever looked ...
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... experience : It happened one hot - weather evening , in '86 or thereabouts , when I felt that I had come to the edge of all endurance . As I entered my empty house in the dusk there was no more in me except the horror of a great ...
... experience : It happened one hot - weather evening , in '86 or thereabouts , when I felt that I had come to the edge of all endurance . As I entered my empty house in the dusk there was no more in me except the horror of a great ...
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... experience . In the words of the humanely , one might say affectionately depic- ted curé of the village , he was among those returned soldiers who " entered hells of whose existence they had not dreamed— of whose terrors they lacked ...
... experience . In the words of the humanely , one might say affectionately depic- ted curé of the village , he was among those returned soldiers who " entered hells of whose existence they had not dreamed— of whose terrors they lacked ...
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PHILOSOPHY FOR LIVING | 34 |
THE FRAMEWORK OF LIVING | 56 |
THE EMPIRE | 68 |
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