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Page 19
... reader not to take F.J.'s poems too seriously . These reservations tend to support a reading which declines to assign more value or significance to either the poems or the prose , and which regards both parts of " The Adventures " as ...
... reader not to take F.J.'s poems too seriously . These reservations tend to support a reading which declines to assign more value or significance to either the poems or the prose , and which regards both parts of " The Adventures " as ...
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... reader " ( p . 103 ) . It is , of course , only natural that the Knight's speech would reflect both the formality and ... reading of romances is not to better understand the working of a world of which he is not a part , but simply to ...
... reader " ( p . 103 ) . It is , of course , only natural that the Knight's speech would reflect both the formality and ... reading of romances is not to better understand the working of a world of which he is not a part , but simply to ...
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... reading list are the two facts that Hawthorne " was often reading what had only recently been published " and that he was an avid reader of magazines . " Hawthorne's interest in magazines could also have introduced him to Ik Marvel ...
... reading list are the two facts that Hawthorne " was often reading what had only recently been published " and that he was an avid reader of magazines . " Hawthorne's interest in magazines could also have introduced him to Ik Marvel ...
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