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Page 98
which these episodes are presented , they remain curiously intangible , like a
flickering magic - lantern show ; recalling , in ... Where I find V. most interesting ,
and at the same time most disturbing , is in the thorough way in which it shows
the ...
which these episodes are presented , they remain curiously intangible , like a
flickering magic - lantern show ; recalling , in ... Where I find V. most interesting ,
and at the same time most disturbing , is in the thorough way in which it shows
the ...
Page 129
... as the source of singular or aberrant behaviour , put on specially for those who
have a front seat at the social show ' . ... in a way that provides a marvellous
exhibition of Powell's powers of mimicry and at the same time shows his capacity
for ...
... as the source of singular or aberrant behaviour , put on specially for those who
have a front seat at the social show ' . ... in a way that provides a marvellous
exhibition of Powell's powers of mimicry and at the same time shows his capacity
for ...
Page 153
... country they are visiting , and the rest of the novel shows her valiant attempt to
make something of her life in widowhood and poverty . Certainly , within clearly
defined limits , The Middle Age of Mrs Eliot is an admirable novel , which shows ...
... country they are visiting , and the rest of the novel shows her valiant attempt to
make something of her life in widowhood and poverty . Certainly , within clearly
defined limits , The Middle Age of Mrs Eliot is an admirable novel , which shows ...
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Preface | 7 |
Character and Liberalism | 35 |
The Ideology of Being English | 56 |
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