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... least expected of quarters and in the least expected of forms . Bunyan was fifty when he published The Pilgrim's Progress in 1678. He had of course no thought of writing a novel ; indeed , we read it as a novel today simply because of ...
... least expected of quarters and in the least expected of forms . Bunyan was fifty when he published The Pilgrim's Progress in 1678. He had of course no thought of writing a novel ; indeed , we read it as a novel today simply because of ...
Page 129
... least are suggested by life : Scythrop is based on Shelley , and not only in his inability to choose between two equally loved young ladies ; Mr Flosky is Cole- ridge ; Mr Cypress , Byron . The satire dazzles ; the various aspects of ...
... least are suggested by life : Scythrop is based on Shelley , and not only in his inability to choose between two equally loved young ladies ; Mr Flosky is Cole- ridge ; Mr Cypress , Byron . The satire dazzles ; the various aspects of ...
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... least feeling for this incomparable , abominable old Venice . He would cut up the ceiling of the Veronese into strips , so that every one might have a little piece . . . . I don't know where it comes from , but during the last three ...
... least feeling for this incomparable , abominable old Venice . He would cut up the ceiling of the Veronese into strips , so that every one might have a little piece . . . . I don't know where it comes from , but during the last three ...
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