The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 191 卷 |
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第 20 頁
But with the same breath they have refused to admit that freedom of others to
accept work which is a corollary of their own claim . Not only moral persuasion of
extreme kind , but actual physical violence , is still displayed against men who
are ...
But with the same breath they have refused to admit that freedom of others to
accept work which is a corollary of their own claim . Not only moral persuasion of
extreme kind , but actual physical violence , is still displayed against men who
are ...
第 29 頁
Moreover , to cite one other exception , there was Nicholas Fiske , whose claims
to honesty seem to have been even greater than Booker ' s , as Lilly asserts of
him that he was ever diffident of his own judgements , and died poor .
Moreover , to cite one other exception , there was Nicholas Fiske , whose claims
to honesty seem to have been even greater than Booker ' s , as Lilly asserts of
him that he was ever diffident of his own judgements , and died poor .
第 32 頁
But whether he loves or no , Essex claims his wife . Her letter of appeal during
her detention in her husband ' s house , addressed to her sweet father , and
preserved in the record of State Trials , is not without a sincere accent of genuine
...
But whether he loves or no , Essex claims his wife . Her letter of appeal during
her detention in her husband ' s house , addressed to her sweet father , and
preserved in the record of State Trials , is not without a sincere accent of genuine
...
第 57 頁
That is her true answer ; her claim to the human inheritance . But the poem does
not stop there , and diverges into a passage beautiful indeed , but against the
logic of the theme , when she pictures the life that should be hers with the god
when ...
That is her true answer ; her claim to the human inheritance . But the poem does
not stop there , and diverges into a passage beautiful indeed , but against the
logic of the theme , when she pictures the life that should be hers with the god
when ...
第 62 頁
And it is on the strength of this work that we are bold not to predict , but claim for
Mr . Phillips a place among the really great names in English poetry . The story is
that of Giovanni Malatesta , tyrant of Rimini , who married Francesca , daughter ...
And it is on the strength of this work that we are bold not to predict , but claim for
Mr . Phillips a place among the really great names in English poetry . The story is
that of Giovanni Malatesta , tyrant of Rimini , who married Francesca , daughter ...
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第 178 頁 - An* yit she gin her cheer a jerk Ez though she wished him furder, An' on her apples kep' to work, Parin
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第 74 頁 - Not easily have we three come to this, We three who now are dead. Unwillingly They loved, unwillingly I slew them. Now I kiss them on the forehead quietly.