Essays by Divers HandsOxford University Press, 1965 |
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... feel ourselves after a while like that mythological creature which ate its own bowels , endlessly . We begin to feel deeply sick at the parade of our own self - the self so unfinished and ragged , and yet so persistently wanting to ...
... feel ourselves after a while like that mythological creature which ate its own bowels , endlessly . We begin to feel deeply sick at the parade of our own self - the self so unfinished and ragged , and yet so persistently wanting to ...
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... feel a funny mixture of reactions . I feel admiration for the author's skill ; I feel a sort of sense of loss ( since even people of Forster's social group could hardly speak to one another with so assured a tone today ) ; and I have a ...
... feel a funny mixture of reactions . I feel admiration for the author's skill ; I feel a sort of sense of loss ( since even people of Forster's social group could hardly speak to one another with so assured a tone today ) ; and I have a ...
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... feel the dead weight of the vanished years , and the poignancy of the woman who has grown old . We feel also for Frederick and understand his lack of courage and faith , after his long deprivation , his fear of appearing ridiculous , of ...
... feel the dead weight of the vanished years , and the poignancy of the woman who has grown old . We feel also for Frederick and understand his lack of courage and faith , after his long deprivation , his fear of appearing ridiculous , of ...
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INTRODUCTION By RICHARD CHURCH C B E F R S L | 1 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture 1961 | 18 |
Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture 1961 | 39 |
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