Lectures on Shakespeare, EtcJ. M. Dent & sons, Limited, 1951 - 479 էջ |
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... common sense , like a glimmering before its death , in the notice of the impossible- improbable of Don Belianis , is dismissed by Don Quixote as impertinent— 1 He had some doubt as to the dreadful wounds which Don Belianis gave and ...
... common sense , like a glimmering before its death , in the notice of the impossible- improbable of Don Belianis , is dismissed by Don Quixote as impertinent— 1 He had some doubt as to the dreadful wounds which Don Belianis gave and ...
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... common sense to observe , that a ghost and a shadow are concluded in the same definition , that is , visibility without tangibility . P. 9. She was , in a few words , the stay of all my affairs , the centre of all my enterprises , & c ...
... common sense to observe , that a ghost and a shadow are concluded in the same definition , that is , visibility without tangibility . P. 9. She was , in a few words , the stay of all my affairs , the centre of all my enterprises , & c ...
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... common to all , in which individual interests shall resolve into one common good , and every man shall find in his fellow man more than a brother . Such being the case , we need not wonder that it has pleased Providence , that the ...
... common to all , in which individual interests shall resolve into one common good , and every man shall find in his fellow man more than a brother . Such being the case , we need not wonder that it has pleased Providence , that the ...
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