Tolstoy: The Inner DramaJ. Cape, 1927 - 320 strani |
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Stran 195
... longer possible . The ' reality ' of his emotional dreams was too rudely shattered by actuality for him to cling to it . And so from indulgence in a passive and personal Christianity , in a dream of ideal innocence in which he could ...
... longer possible . The ' reality ' of his emotional dreams was too rudely shattered by actuality for him to cling to it . And so from indulgence in a passive and personal Christianity , in a dream of ideal innocence in which he could ...
Stran 206
... longer than the rest : my love of family , and of writing - art as I called it — were no longer sweet to me . - ' Family ' . . . said I to myself . ' But my family - wife and children are also human . They are placed just as I am : they ...
... longer than the rest : my love of family , and of writing - art as I called it — were no longer sweet to me . - ' Family ' . . . said I to myself . ' But my family - wife and children are also human . They are placed just as I am : they ...
Stran 243
... longer existed when the men of all nations , were connected ' by the com- mon interests of labour and trade , or by spiritual interests , or by both together . So that very often the men of one State were nearer and more essential to ...
... longer existed when the men of all nations , were connected ' by the com- mon interests of labour and trade , or by spiritual interests , or by both together . So that very often the men of one State were nearer and more essential to ...
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PROLOGUE | 13 |
THE ELEMENTS OF CONFLICT | 29 |
THE ANTAGONISMS DEFINED | 73 |
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