Oliver Goldsmith, 第 47 卷Twayne Publishers, 1967 - 202 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 33 筆
第 34 頁
... Chinese Philosopher and the Man in Black , both projections of their author , reflect the di- chotomy of Goldsmith's mind , which was discernible in his earlier essays in The Bee . The character of the philosophising Chinaman was ...
... Chinese Philosopher and the Man in Black , both projections of their author , reflect the di- chotomy of Goldsmith's mind , which was discernible in his earlier essays in The Bee . The character of the philosophising Chinaman was ...
第 47 頁
... Chinese Philosopher prevail over the sad experiences of life , and thus he becomes the perfect com- panion for the Man in Black , who was " tinctured with some strange inconsistences . " In the end , Altangi resolved to spend the ...
... Chinese Philosopher prevail over the sad experiences of life , and thus he becomes the perfect com- panion for the Man in Black , who was " tinctured with some strange inconsistences . " In the end , Altangi resolved to spend the ...
第 48 頁
Clara Marburg Kirk. smith's assumed role as a Chinese Philosopher is also felt in the poetry and prose he was about to attempt , for Goldsmith was always , in certain moods , the Man in Black . Though much of Goldsmith's power was ...
Clara Marburg Kirk. smith's assumed role as a Chinese Philosopher is also felt in the poetry and prose he was about to attempt , for Goldsmith was always , in certain moods , the Man in Black . Though much of Goldsmith's power was ...
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