Rudyard Kipling: Realist and FabulistOxford U.P., 1967 - 244 էջ |
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... manner . Kipling , then , saw the Indian Empire , so long as it was allowed to develop ' organically ' under humane and under- standing guidance , without interference from people who had no sense of its nature , as a great and ...
... manner . Kipling , then , saw the Indian Empire , so long as it was allowed to develop ' organically ' under humane and under- standing guidance , without interference from people who had no sense of its nature , as a great and ...
Էջ 110
... political poem except for the warning he issued in 1932 , " The Storm Cone ' much in his old manner , prophesying the war of 1939 : This is the midnight - let no star Delude us- 110 RUDYARD KIPLING , REALIST AND FABULIST.
... political poem except for the warning he issued in 1932 , " The Storm Cone ' much in his old manner , prophesying the war of 1939 : This is the midnight - let no star Delude us- 110 RUDYARD KIPLING , REALIST AND FABULIST.
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... manner as their failings or vices . What I have tried to bring out is his capacity for assessing the ' reality ' of human charac- ters reacting not always too prettily to the events in which they are caught up , a side most writers ...
... manner as their failings or vices . What I have tried to bring out is his capacity for assessing the ' reality ' of human charac- ters reacting not always too prettily to the events in which they are caught up , a side most writers ...
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PHILOSOPHY FOR LIVING | 34 |
THE FRAMEWORK OF LIVING | 56 |
THE EMPIRE | 68 |
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