Rudyard Kipling: Realist and FabulistOxford U.P., 1967 - 244 էջ |
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... tell . " But He does not tell , for it is not good for man that he should know . " All sensible men have the same religion ; but what that religion is no sensible man ever tells . " Kipling quotes without acknowledgement Shaftesbury's ...
... tell . " But He does not tell , for it is not good for man that he should know . " All sensible men have the same religion ; but what that religion is no sensible man ever tells . " Kipling quotes without acknowledgement Shaftesbury's ...
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... tells the story of ' The Janeites ' . He might have been a Battery Sergeant- Major , but that he had never recovered from being blown up at ' Eatables ' , as the soldiers used to call Étaples . He does , to be sure , manage to be a ...
... tells the story of ' The Janeites ' . He might have been a Battery Sergeant- Major , but that he had never recovered from being blown up at ' Eatables ' , as the soldiers used to call Étaples . He does , to be sure , manage to be a ...
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... telling us ' this is what happens ' . He is the realist ; and this particular story gets some support - though the ... tells us that : I was interested how all my fellow workers condemned a woman who had given food to German prisoners ...
... telling us ' this is what happens ' . He is the realist ; and this particular story gets some support - though the ... tells us that : I was interested how all my fellow workers condemned a woman who had given food to German prisoners ...
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PHILOSOPHY FOR LIVING | 34 |
THE FRAMEWORK OF LIVING | 56 |
THE EMPIRE | 68 |
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