The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial VolumeB.B. Russell, 1871 - 401 páginas |
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... nature and human life that he preferred to study , and then depict with his glowing pen . He was not the first , by any means , to whose young mind the occupation chosen by a parent was utterly devoid of attraction . The attorney's ...
... nature and human life that he preferred to study , and then depict with his glowing pen . He was not the first , by any means , to whose young mind the occupation chosen by a parent was utterly devoid of attraction . The attorney's ...
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... natural desire to leave a place where they had been in better circumstances , and where their poverty was known . They were proud under their reverses , and above revealing their wants and ... Nature had set 24 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
... natural desire to leave a place where they had been in better circumstances , and where their poverty was known . They were proud under their reverses , and above revealing their wants and ... Nature had set 24 LIFE AND WRITINGS OF.
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A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford. day could we see more plainly that Nature had set that unearthly light in his plaintive face which is the beacon of her worst disease . 66 Actuated , we hope , by a higher feeling than mere ...
A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford. day could we see more plainly that Nature had set that unearthly light in his plaintive face which is the beacon of her worst disease . 66 Actuated , we hope , by a higher feeling than mere ...
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... nature , for that a Hume or a Tacitus may possess , - but of the rarer and more diffi- cult dramatic art of making characters exhibit them- selves . It is not uninstructive to remark how the peculiar ability of portraying character in ...
... nature , for that a Hume or a Tacitus may possess , - but of the rarer and more diffi- cult dramatic art of making characters exhibit them- selves . It is not uninstructive to remark how the peculiar ability of portraying character in ...
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... Nature every reader instinctively recognizes in connection with their truth to Dickens . Fielding delineates with more exquisite art , standing more as the spectator of his personages , commenting on their actions with an ironical humor ...
... Nature every reader instinctively recognizes in connection with their truth to Dickens . Fielding delineates with more exquisite art , standing more as the spectator of his personages , commenting on their actions with an ironical humor ...
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The Life and Writing of Charles Dickens: A Woman's Memorial Volume Phebe Ann Hanaford Vista completa - 1871 |
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