The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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humour that they have owed their greatest triumphs . Without humour , Mr Hardy and even Mr Conrad would lack an essential element of their genius . Without humour , Mr Wells would have been merely a prophet and Mr Bennett merely a ...
humour that they have owed their greatest triumphs . Without humour , Mr Hardy and even Mr Conrad would lack an essential element of their genius . Without humour , Mr Wells would have been merely a prophet and Mr Bennett merely a ...
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humour that they have owed their greatest triumphs . Without humour , Mr Hardy and even Mr Conrad would lack an essential element of their genius . Without humour , Mr Wells would have been merely a prophet and Mr Bennett merely a ...
humour that they have owed their greatest triumphs . Without humour , Mr Hardy and even Mr Conrad would lack an essential element of their genius . Without humour , Mr Wells would have been merely a prophet and Mr Bennett merely a ...
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... humour is a vice or a source of weakness in a man of action . Humour may at times seem to be an enemy to that vehemence of purpose which is necessary to carry a great cause to victory ; but it must be remembered that , wherever humour ...
... humour is a vice or a source of weakness in a man of action . Humour may at times seem to be an enemy to that vehemence of purpose which is necessary to carry a great cause to victory ; but it must be remembered that , wherever humour ...
Contents
Chantilly and its Museum | 9 |
The League of Nations | 15 |
Our English Villages | 33 |
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