Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - 340 oldal |
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... hand of his , and directed it against an unarmed body . They met again , and Neate seemed , not cowed , but particularly cautious . I saw his teeth clenched together and his brows knit close against the sun . He held out both his arms ...
... hand of his , and directed it against an unarmed body . They met again , and Neate seemed , not cowed , but particularly cautious . I saw his teeth clenched together and his brows knit close against the sun . He held out both his arms ...
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... hands by his representative - the hand , thus held out , was in a burning fever , and shook prodigiously . The room was hung round with several portraits of eminent painters . While we were debating whether we should demand speech with ...
... hands by his representative - the hand , thus held out , was in a burning fever , and shook prodigiously . The room was hung round with several portraits of eminent painters . While we were debating whether we should demand speech with ...
223. oldal
... hand in it , it may not suffer in our opinion from this circumstance . In fact , the hero of the work is not so properly the chief object in it , as a sort of blank left open to the imagination , or a lay - figure on which the reader ...
... hand in it , it may not suffer in our opinion from this circumstance . In fact , the hero of the work is not so properly the chief object in it , as a sort of blank left open to the imagination , or a lay - figure on which the reader ...
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