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Page 66
... remained a painful memory to Chekhov , al- though it later proved to be a vivid and absorbing experi- ence that he often invoked in his works . While he some- times complained that Taganrog was intolerably boring , it was more lively ...
... remained a painful memory to Chekhov , al- though it later proved to be a vivid and absorbing experi- ence that he often invoked in his works . While he some- times complained that Taganrog was intolerably boring , it was more lively ...
Page 335
... remained va- cant . The state examinations , previously well regulated , also suffered because of notorious cheating . The reform movement had enlarged both the size and duties of the clerical staff . The anti - reform period brought a ...
... remained va- cant . The state examinations , previously well regulated , also suffered because of notorious cheating . The reform movement had enlarged both the size and duties of the clerical staff . The anti - reform period brought a ...
Page 346
... remained very much what it had been before the Yüan dynasty , and a certain cultural isolationism remained a distinctive element . Neither the self - image of the Chinese nor China's position in the world had changed very drastically ...
... remained very much what it had been before the Yüan dynasty , and a certain cultural isolationism remained a distinctive element . Neither the self - image of the Chinese nor China's position in the world had changed very drastically ...
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