Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... character as the painters say in mass . The defect of the drama is , that it can delineate only motion . If a thoughtful person will compare the character of Achilles , as we find it in Homer , with the more surpassing creations of ...
... character as the painters say in mass . The defect of the drama is , that it can delineate only motion . If a thoughtful person will compare the character of Achilles , as we find it in Homer , with the more surpassing creations of ...
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... character as the painters say in mass . The defect of the drama is , that it can delineate only motion . If a thoughtful person will compare the character of Achilles , as we find it in Homer , with the more surpassing creations of ...
... character as the painters say in mass . The defect of the drama is , that it can delineate only motion . If a thoughtful person will compare the character of Achilles , as we find it in Homer , with the more surpassing creations of ...
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... character . In that year the same experiment -the experiment , as its friends say , of Liberal and Constitutional Government as its enemies say , of Anarchy and Revolution - was tried in every nation of Europe - with what varying ...
... character . In that year the same experiment -the experiment , as its friends say , of Liberal and Constitutional Government as its enemies say , of Anarchy and Revolution - was tried in every nation of Europe - with what varying ...
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