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What a liberal confounding of those pedantic distinctions of meum and tuum ! or
rather , what a noble simplification of language , ( beyond Tooke , ) resolving
these supposed opposites into one clear , intelligible pronoun adjective ! What
near ...
What a liberal confounding of those pedantic distinctions of meum and tuum ! or
rather , what a noble simplification of language , ( beyond Tooke , ) resolving
these supposed opposites into one clear , intelligible pronoun adjective ! What
near ...
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No spectator , from his action , could divine more of his artifice than Othello was
supposed to do . His confessions in soliloquy alone put you in possession of the
mystery . There were no by - intimations to make the audience fancy their own ...
No spectator , from his action , could divine more of his artifice than Othello was
supposed to do . His confessions in soliloquy alone put you in possession of the
mystery . There were no by - intimations to make the audience fancy their own ...
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Olivia , at the first indication of his supposed madness , declares that she “ would
not have him miscarry for half of her dowry . ” Does this look as if the character
was meant to appear little or insignificant ? Once , indeed , she accuses him to
his ...
Olivia , at the first indication of his supposed madness , declares that she “ would
not have him miscarry for half of her dowry . ” Does this look as if the character
was meant to appear little or insignificant ? Once , indeed , she accuses him to
his ...
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He argues highly and well with the supposed Sir Topas , and philosophises
gallantly upon his straw . There must have been some shadow of worth about the
man ; he must have been something more than a mere vapour - a thing of straw ,
or ...
He argues highly and well with the supposed Sir Topas , and philosophises
gallantly upon his straw . There must have been some shadow of worth about the
man ; he must have been something more than a mere vapour - a thing of straw ,
or ...
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It was reserved for the spectator ; and the dramatis persona were supposed to
know nothing at all about it . The lies of Young Wilding , and the sentiments in
Joseph Surface , were thus marked out in a sort of italics to the audience . This
secret ...
It was reserved for the spectator ; and the dramatis persona were supposed to
know nothing at all about it . The lies of Young Wilding , and the sentiments in
Joseph Surface , were thus marked out in a sort of italics to the audience . This
secret ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Lincoln The Pocket university |
| Autor | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Bliss Perry |
| Editor | Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1924 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 30 Jun. 2010 |
| Largo | 124 páginas |
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