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... beginning to find in profusion - Miss May Sinclair's latest experiment shows how this need is beginning to trouble a writer with a settled manner and a fixed reputation - but how rarely do we see even a glimmering recognition of the ...
... beginning to find in profusion - Miss May Sinclair's latest experiment shows how this need is beginning to trouble a writer with a settled manner and a fixed reputation - but how rarely do we see even a glimmering recognition of the ...
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... beginning of this year ( 30th January ) he had written to Taylor , his publisher , concerning the passage of Endymion , beginning ' Wherein lies happiness , Peona ' , that his having written that argument would perhaps be of the ...
... beginning of this year ( 30th January ) he had written to Taylor , his publisher , concerning the passage of Endymion , beginning ' Wherein lies happiness , Peona ' , that his having written that argument would perhaps be of the ...
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... beginning of a new tradition of spirituality ; and I believe that that beginning can be found in Lawrence . SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Fyodor Dostoevsky : A Critical Study . Secker 302 SELECTED CRITICISM 1916-1957.
... beginning of a new tradition of spirituality ; and I believe that that beginning can be found in Lawrence . SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Fyodor Dostoevsky : A Critical Study . Secker 302 SELECTED CRITICISM 1916-1957.
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