Essays for Our Day: A Background of ModelsLouis Byron Shackelford, Florien Preston Gass |
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Page 127
... never had him once in my mind , and was pointing my moral from quite another man . But don't you see , by this wrath of the guilty - conscienced Sacks , that he had been abus- ing me , too ? He has owned himself guilty , never having ...
... never had him once in my mind , and was pointing my moral from quite another man . But don't you see , by this wrath of the guilty - conscienced Sacks , that he had been abus- ing me , too ? He has owned himself guilty , never having ...
Page 178
... never heard a word about the world of delight to be found in them or of their possible influence on the life of the spirit . Of my struggles with grammar there remains nothing , not a single rule , so laboriously studied . I came of a ...
... never heard a word about the world of delight to be found in them or of their possible influence on the life of the spirit . Of my struggles with grammar there remains nothing , not a single rule , so laboriously studied . I came of a ...
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... Never was there in fiction so complete a suppression of the personality of the eye - witness and never was it more necessary . The word " I " does not occur , I think , until the very end of the book , when it suddenly becomes effective ...
... Never was there in fiction so complete a suppression of the personality of the eye - witness and never was it more necessary . The word " I " does not occur , I think , until the very end of the book , when it suddenly becomes effective ...
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