Illinois Studies in Language and Literature, Ausgabe 63University of Illinois Press, 1972 |
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... true persuasion , like a true moral or religious belief or true prudence , results from the interaction of faculties in a single mind ( frequently indicated by reflexive verb forms ) . Moreover , such a true persuasion will finally have ...
... true persuasion , like a true moral or religious belief or true prudence , results from the interaction of faculties in a single mind ( frequently indicated by reflexive verb forms ) . Moreover , such a true persuasion will finally have ...
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... true dignity of Sir Walter Elliot will be very far from lessened by his acting like a man of principle " ( p . 12 ) . Although her general opinions are sound , she fails to understand that Sir Walter and Elizabeth are not like her ...
... true dignity of Sir Walter Elliot will be very far from lessened by his acting like a man of principle " ( p . 12 ) . Although her general opinions are sound , she fails to understand that Sir Walter and Elizabeth are not like her ...
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... true / To our own only true , deep - buried selves . " Now , only a few lines later , he seeks to become one with the universe by denying self . The confusion here about the character and motives of Empedocles is not clarified by ...
... true / To our own only true , deep - buried selves . " Now , only a few lines later , he seeks to become one with the universe by denying self . The confusion here about the character and motives of Empedocles is not clarified by ...
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GEORGE GOODIN | 14 |
MARY ALICE BURGAN | 25 |
DONALD RACKIN | 52 |
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