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... lines and the remainder of the selection ? 3. The famous picture of the village preacher ( 11. 21-72 ) is said to have been modeled on Goldsmith's own father . Assuming this to be true , what features of the descrip- tion do you think ...
... lines and the remainder of the selection ? 3. The famous picture of the village preacher ( 11. 21-72 ) is said to have been modeled on Goldsmith's own father . Assuming this to be true , what features of the descrip- tion do you think ...
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... lines 77-78 Jerry claims that even an aristocrat such as a duke might well have paid respect to Jerry's wife , though she were only a cook in his kitchen . What other high compliments does Jerry pay his wife ? 8. In connection with lines ...
... lines 77-78 Jerry claims that even an aristocrat such as a duke might well have paid respect to Jerry's wife , though she were only a cook in his kitchen . What other high compliments does Jerry pay his wife ? 8. In connection with lines ...
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... lines 69- 72. Tennyson explained these lines as follows : " The newborn love for something , for some- one in the wide world from which she has been so long excluded , takes her out of the region of shadows into that of realities ...
... lines 69- 72. Tennyson explained these lines as follows : " The newborn love for something , for some- one in the wide world from which she has been so long excluded , takes her out of the region of shadows into that of realities ...
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The Beginnings of English Literature 55 B C 1400 a d | 3 |
CORRELATION OF ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH HISTORICAL EVENTS DURING | 16 |
SUGGESTIONS FOR READING IN THE OLDENGLISH PERIOD | 28 |
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