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... importance to the poet as a retreat in which to convert thoughts and impressions into art . Staying there too long ... Important Abstract Subject : he would think upon Education . But nothing , nothing at all , came to mind , for heart ...
... importance to the poet as a retreat in which to convert thoughts and impressions into art . Staying there too long ... Important Abstract Subject : he would think upon Education . But nothing , nothing at all , came to mind , for heart ...
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... important ' . Like Mr Emerson , he encour- ages his son to find his own measure of importance , and Ansell follows Philosophy . The living quarters are not tastefully furnished , and evidences of being ' in trade ' are all around ...
... important ' . Like Mr Emerson , he encour- ages his son to find his own measure of importance , and Ansell follows Philosophy . The living quarters are not tastefully furnished , and evidences of being ' in trade ' are all around ...
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... important matter , not to say a national asset'.59 The dismal prospect was that authors too would become timid , and for future generations there would be fewer and fewer books like Bleak House . His argument that literature is a ...
... important matter , not to say a national asset'.59 The dismal prospect was that authors too would become timid , and for future generations there would be fewer and fewer books like Bleak House . His argument that literature is a ...
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The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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