 | Edward Tabor Linenthal - 1991 - 356 oldal
...and it seemed strange that they could do it where man had known his greatest and his last emotions. It was very wonderful and no one came to bother me. I drank it in until I was quite happy. A strange pleasure yet a very real one.74 The various strategies of imaginative entry into the past—... | |
 | Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn - 2001 - 460 oldal
...could do it where man had known his greatest and his last emotions. It was very wonderful and no on came to bother me. I drank it in until I was quite happy. A strange pleasure yet a very real one.12 Anything that might interfere with this sense of aesthetic... | |
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There were some quail calling in the trees near by and it seemed strange that they could do it where man had known his greatest and his last emotions. It was very wonderful and no one came to bother me. I drank it in till I was quite happy. A strange... 