The Nineteenth Century, Količina 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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... characters gain even more in lifelike and interesting veracity or verisimilitude than in familiar attraction and homely ... character more exquisitely and spontaneously successful in presenta- tion and evolution than the immortal and ...
... characters gain even more in lifelike and interesting veracity or verisimilitude than in familiar attraction and homely ... character more exquisitely and spontaneously successful in presenta- tion and evolution than the immortal and ...
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... character , is an excellent counterpart of that reasonable man ' who so constantly reappears on the stage of Molière to correct with his ridicule or control by his influence the extravagant or erratic tendencies of his associates . Very ...
... character , is an excellent counterpart of that reasonable man ' who so constantly reappears on the stage of Molière to correct with his ridicule or control by his influence the extravagant or erratic tendencies of his associates . Very ...
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... character would not stand . Experience and common sense tell us that the able performance of political functions is no guarantee for private worth or character . To men of ability , but not of character , Mr. Curzon's reformed House of ...
... character would not stand . Experience and common sense tell us that the able performance of political functions is no guarantee for private worth or character . To men of ability , but not of character , Mr. Curzon's reformed House of ...
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CENTURY | 11 |
A GREAT CONFESSION By the Duke of Argyll | 11 |
a Dialogue By FREDERIC HARRISON | 18 |
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