CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... mystery of professional identity , at the same time that his play exploits for material profit its theatrical representation . Both prostitute and executioner can therefore be viewed as embodying a radical critique of vocation , one ...
... mystery of professional identity , at the same time that his play exploits for material profit its theatrical representation . Both prostitute and executioner can therefore be viewed as embodying a radical critique of vocation , one ...
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... mystery ? Abhorson . Ay , sir ; a mystery . Pompey . Painting , sir , I have heard say , is a mystery ; and your whores , sir , being members of my occupation , using painting , do prove my occupation a mystery ; but what mystery there ...
... mystery ? Abhorson . Ay , sir ; a mystery . Pompey . Painting , sir , I have heard say , is a mystery ; and your whores , sir , being members of my occupation , using painting , do prove my occupation a mystery ; but what mystery there ...
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... mystery before all that mind or consciousness can discover or devise . This is not to deny the validity of Twain's familiar litany of complaints against the corruptions of medieval order or even to deny the logical plausibility of ...
... mystery before all that mind or consciousness can discover or devise . This is not to deny the validity of Twain's familiar litany of complaints against the corruptions of medieval order or even to deny the logical plausibility of ...
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