The Calcutta Review, Volumes 134-435University of Calcutta, 1912 |
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... human nature , furnishing as they do instances of individual capacity and possibilities under unusual conditions which are scarcely likely to re - arise in these more prosaic days . Thus , among others , there flourished in Hindustan ...
... human nature , furnishing as they do instances of individual capacity and possibilities under unusual conditions which are scarcely likely to re - arise in these more prosaic days . Thus , among others , there flourished in Hindustan ...
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... human culture and progress extending over a period of thirty centuries . Besides its great antiquity and sublime poetry the Rig Veda has been correctly interpreted as showing at a glance how the human mind had travelled from the simpli ...
... human culture and progress extending over a period of thirty centuries . Besides its great antiquity and sublime poetry the Rig Veda has been correctly interpreted as showing at a glance how the human mind had travelled from the simpli ...
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... humanity by exhibiting the ridiculous and the grotesque is no just excuse for exceed- ing the due bounds of decency and decorum . The subject may be concluded by summarising the practical methods which literary societies in India may ...
... humanity by exhibiting the ridiculous and the grotesque is no just excuse for exceed- ing the due bounds of decency and decorum . The subject may be concluded by summarising the practical methods which literary societies in India may ...
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... human need of a horse . The multipli- city of number does not require much of an explanation for it is the chief characteristic of mouth - to - mouth stories . So it was in Tamerlane's time that the founder of this race first came into ...
... human need of a horse . The multipli- city of number does not require much of an explanation for it is the chief characteristic of mouth - to - mouth stories . So it was in Tamerlane's time that the founder of this race first came into ...
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... human being and by the way the sole poet of the country . We rarely come across verses made by men in that country . She is beautiful -- the Kakar woman - but extremely dirty . Her fair complexion , soft Aryan cut proportionate features ...
... human being and by the way the sole poet of the country . We rarely come across verses made by men in that country . She is beautiful -- the Kakar woman - but extremely dirty . Her fair complexion , soft Aryan cut proportionate features ...
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