Naturalism in England. Common Characteristics of the Period |
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When the Englishman says : I am an Englishman - he means exactly what he says ; but when the Scotchman says or thinks I am a Scotchman - it is tantamount to : I am not an Englishman.2 To understand this feeling properly , we must ...
When the Englishman says : I am an Englishman - he means exactly what he says ; but when the Scotchman says or thinks I am a Scotchman - it is tantamount to : I am not an Englishman.2 To understand this feeling properly , we must ...
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Beatrice says : " Thou great God , Whose image upon earth a father is , Dost thou indeed abandon me ? " And when she is asked : " Art thou not guilty of thy father's death ? " She answers : " Or wilt thou rather tax high - judging God ...
Beatrice says : " Thou great God , Whose image upon earth a father is , Dost thou indeed abandon me ? " And when she is asked : " Art thou not guilty of thy father's death ? " She answers : " Or wilt thou rather tax high - judging God ...
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misfortunes are to be transmitted through Enoch , Adah says : " Oh , Cain , look on him ; see how full of life , Of strength , of bloom , of beauty , and of joy , How like to me - how like to thee , when gentle !
misfortunes are to be transmitted through Enoch , Adah says : " Oh , Cain , look on him ; see how full of life , Of strength , of bloom , of beauty , and of joy , How like to me - how like to thee , when gentle !
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COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERIOD | 1 |
THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND | 15 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF NATURALISM | 32 |
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Naturalism in England. Common Characteristics of the Period Georg Brandes Недоступно для просмотра - 1923 |
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