The Living Age, Volume 236Living Age Company, 1903 |
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... fact is that the novel was excluded from the Review's survey be- cause the novel had fallen into the deepest disrepute . Richardson , Field- ing , Goldsmith , and Sterne had each been followed by a crop of imitators , but had never ...
... fact is that the novel was excluded from the Review's survey be- cause the novel had fallen into the deepest disrepute . Richardson , Field- ing , Goldsmith , and Sterne had each been followed by a crop of imitators , but had never ...
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... fact ; only at certain points did his method fail him , or , rather , did he fall short of his method's requirements . He had no desire to write stories altogether of ordinary or uneventful life in the shop or the cottage ; in so far as ...
... fact ; only at certain points did his method fail him , or , rather , did he fall short of his method's requirements . He had no desire to write stories altogether of ordinary or uneventful life in the shop or the cottage ; in so far as ...
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... fact that Tolstoy's book could hardly have been written in English . However , the problem here raised- what should be permitted to a novel- ist ? -cannot be here discussed ; our business is merely to note the fact that the novelist has ...
... fact that Tolstoy's book could hardly have been written in English . However , the problem here raised- what should be permitted to a novel- ist ? -cannot be here discussed ; our business is merely to note the fact that the novelist has ...
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... fact that the drama is in England undergo- ing some such rehabilitation as the novel underwent in Scott's day . Not only the best among the novelists , but Mr. Phillips and Mr. Yeats , leaders among the younger poets , are writing plays ...
... fact that the drama is in England undergo- ing some such rehabilitation as the novel underwent in Scott's day . Not only the best among the novelists , but Mr. Phillips and Mr. Yeats , leaders among the younger poets , are writing plays ...
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... fact the watershed of this part of Europe . How it is that they have taken so leading a position becomes more intelligible when we ex- amine a geological map . This shows that an underground connection al- most certainly exists between ...
... fact the watershed of this part of Europe . How it is that they have taken so leading a position becomes more intelligible when we ex- amine a geological map . This shows that an underground connection al- most certainly exists between ...
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