The Augustan VisionMethuen, 1978 - 318 頁 |
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第 66 頁
... important contributory factor to this state of affairs must have been the fact that there was no direct road - link with London . Passengers changed coaches at Castle Bromwich , several miles away on the Chester road . It was not till ...
... important contributory factor to this state of affairs must have been the fact that there was no direct road - link with London . Passengers changed coaches at Castle Bromwich , several miles away on the Chester road . It was not till ...
第 92 頁
... important , there was an educational gap which made it hard for a woman to succeed in some forms , such as literary theory . Again , the rankest prejudice could be called into play : in the visual arts , girls were encouraged to sketch ...
... important , there was an educational gap which made it hard for a woman to succeed in some forms , such as literary theory . Again , the rankest prejudice could be called into play : in the visual arts , girls were encouraged to sketch ...
第 284 頁
... Important facts about the chief characters are revealed through flashback . This technique suggests a readiness to search out cause and effect – a greater psychological penetration and density than earlier on , where Fielding had been ...
... Important facts about the chief characters are revealed through flashback . This technique suggests a readiness to search out cause and effect – a greater psychological penetration and density than earlier on , where Fielding had been ...
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