Poets and Story-tellers: A Book of Critical EssaysMacmillan Company, 1949 - 201 pages |
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Page 166
... thought , laying down her brush in extreme fatigue , I have had my vision . " And the vision of the picture stands symbol for Lily's whole vision of human experience . At the culminating moment of successful creation the artist sees the ...
... thought , laying down her brush in extreme fatigue , I have had my vision . " And the vision of the picture stands symbol for Lily's whole vision of human experience . At the culminating moment of successful creation the artist sees the ...
Page 177
... thought of them more than once all that time . How eventful her own life had been , during those same years . Yet perhaps Carrie Manning had not thought about her either . The thought was VIRGINIA WOOLF 177.
... thought of them more than once all that time . How eventful her own life had been , during those same years . Yet perhaps Carrie Manning had not thought about her either . The thought was VIRGINIA WOOLF 177.
Page 178
A Book of Critical Essays David Cecil. had not thought about her either . The thought was strange and distasteful . " How brilliant this is and how convincing ! For it is in casual and apparently trivial symbols like that of the billiard ...
A Book of Critical Essays David Cecil. had not thought about her either . The thought was strange and distasteful . " How brilliant this is and how convincing ! For it is in casual and apparently trivial symbols like that of the billiard ...
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