The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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Էջ 236
... seen what an influence his years passed in Germany had upon him we have seen how severely he judges Victor Hugo's Let faults the faults of the French nation at large he 236 ESSAYS IN CRITICISM IX.
... seen what an influence his years passed in Germany had upon him we have seen how severely he judges Victor Hugo's Let faults the faults of the French nation at large he 236 ESSAYS IN CRITICISM IX.
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Matthew Arnold. Good as is Mr. Irving's Benedick , those who have seen Charles Kemble as Benedick have seen a yet better Benedick than Mr. Irving . It is , however , almost always by an important person- ality that great things are ...
Matthew Arnold. Good as is Mr. Irving's Benedick , those who have seen Charles Kemble as Benedick have seen a yet better Benedick than Mr. Irving . It is , however , almost always by an important person- ality that great things are ...
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... seen things as Plato saw them . No , if we had seen Athens even C nearer its end than when Plato wrote the strong 287 NUMBERS.
... seen things as Plato saw them . No , if we had seen Athens even C nearer its end than when Plato wrote the strong 287 NUMBERS.
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