Browning, Poet and Man: A SurveyG.P. Putnam's sons, 1899 - 282 páginas |
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... nature . He plunged with an impulse more like that of the Hebraic writers into the depths of the concealed life , the life of the human soul which we most of us do all we can to keep out of sight , so it is not surprising that Pauline ...
... nature . He plunged with an impulse more like that of the Hebraic writers into the depths of the concealed life , the life of the human soul which we most of us do all we can to keep out of sight , so it is not surprising that Pauline ...
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... natural forces and imposed environment , and where a certain strenuous logic is constantly employed . If we grant ... nature . In spite of the gravity of her acts Mildred's immaturity is apparent in the crude fabric of her speech The ...
... natural forces and imposed environment , and where a certain strenuous logic is constantly employed . If we grant ... nature . In spite of the gravity of her acts Mildred's immaturity is apparent in the crude fabric of her speech The ...
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... natural to the Northern muse . The drama of facile jugglery recently adopted in France , the drama of incident and ... nature of Browning's ideas and his originality of expression , and produced a series of criticisms that have not ...
... natural to the Northern muse . The drama of facile jugglery recently adopted in France , the drama of incident and ... nature of Browning's ideas and his originality of expression , and produced a series of criticisms that have not ...
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