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... once . 24 He got the gold , not at once , but in the relatively short period of five years , from the two ' Italian novels ' , Where Angels Fear to Tread in 1905 and A Room with a View in 1908 , which examine middle - class tourists ...
... once . 24 He got the gold , not at once , but in the relatively short period of five years , from the two ' Italian novels ' , Where Angels Fear to Tread in 1905 and A Room with a View in 1908 , which examine middle - class tourists ...
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... once the hieratic nature of the ' mystery play ' , as Rothenstein had called it , for he immediately recognised its similarities to medi- eval church plays and the parallels between the story of Krishna's birth and that of the birth of ...
... once the hieratic nature of the ' mystery play ' , as Rothenstein had called it , for he immediately recognised its similarities to medi- eval church plays and the parallels between the story of Krishna's birth and that of the birth of ...
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... once to fall apart . Between Fielden and Darling a rift was inevitable ; they disagreed fundamentally in temperament and in attitude toward India . Fielden thought it ' urgently necessary that some sort of bridge of understanding should ...
... once to fall apart . Between Fielden and Darling a rift was inevitable ; they disagreed fundamentally in temperament and in attitude toward India . Fielden thought it ' urgently necessary that some sort of bridge of understanding should ...
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The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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