Selected Criticism, 1916-1957 |
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... appear , would burst upon our vision in the shape of a novel . To - day we feel it might be anything . The cloud no bigger than a man's hand might even be , like Trigorin's in ' The Sea - gull ' , like a piano ; it has no predetermined ...
... appear , would burst upon our vision in the shape of a novel . To - day we feel it might be anything . The cloud no bigger than a man's hand might even be , like Trigorin's in ' The Sea - gull ' , like a piano ; it has no predetermined ...
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... appearing as prose in his day . So he went on writing blank verse which is almost as remote from a true blank verse as ... appear like an impossibility , but that your father , looking upon a covetous man presented on the stage , as in a ...
... appearing as prose in his day . So he went on writing blank verse which is almost as remote from a true blank verse as ... appear like an impossibility , but that your father , looking upon a covetous man presented on the stage , as in a ...
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John Middleton Murry. This condition of ' soul - knowledge ' , which appears , when approached in this way , to be ... appear an unwarrantable assumption . But it is not so ; it is , and it evidently must be , inherent in the nature of ...
John Middleton Murry. This condition of ' soul - knowledge ' , which appears , when approached in this way , to be ... appear an unwarrantable assumption . But it is not so ; it is , and it evidently must be , inherent in the nature of ...
Contents
THE FUNCTION OF CRITICISM | 1 |
POETRY AND PROSE ΙΟ | 10 |
STENDHAL | 25 |
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