Littell's Living Age, 184. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1890 |
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67. oldal
... least the merit of bold ingenuity . It seemed to me that I had fresh in my mind matter which must be of interest to all who care for literature , and that I should not do ill if I were to try to gather up some of my impressions on ...
... least the merit of bold ingenuity . It seemed to me that I had fresh in my mind matter which must be of interest to all who care for literature , and that I should not do ill if I were to try to gather up some of my impressions on ...
139. oldal
... least learn to suspend our dislikes and our prejudices till we are in some measure entitled to have them . There are certain writers in our literature who have come to be called classics . What is a classic ? A classic is , I suppose ...
... least learn to suspend our dislikes and our prejudices till we are in some measure entitled to have them . There are certain writers in our literature who have come to be called classics . What is a classic ? A classic is , I suppose ...
140. oldal
... least what we should try to like , or at least to understand the reason of other people's liking . -- daughter to a class to read a book ? " asks the aggrieved parent . " She can do that at home . Why should I pay that professor to do ...
... least what we should try to like , or at least to understand the reason of other people's liking . -- daughter to a class to read a book ? " asks the aggrieved parent . " She can do that at home . Why should I pay that professor to do ...
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