University of Kansas Publications: Humanistic studies, Temas48-51The University., 1977 |
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... eyes for the darkness than for the light " ( 57 , p . 799 ) .3 Dodson and Fogg , to begin with , are objects of satire rather than agents of evil . Dickens ' quarrel with the law as an institution and lawyers as its representatives was ...
... eyes for the darkness than for the light " ( 57 , p . 799 ) .3 Dodson and Fogg , to begin with , are objects of satire rather than agents of evil . Dickens ' quarrel with the law as an institution and lawyers as its representatives was ...
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... eyes , to " burning tears ” running down his face , to a " desolate cry " -all rendered with his customary fidelity to precise detail ( 9 , p . 123 ) . As he broods over his bereavement a little later on , his grief imperceptibly ...
... eyes , to " burning tears ” running down his face , to a " desolate cry " -all rendered with his customary fidelity to precise detail ( 9 , p . 123 ) . As he broods over his bereavement a little later on , his grief imperceptibly ...
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... eyes are capable . A painting or a statue must be visible to the eye before representation , and the scope of that vision is immense because it encompasses all creation . Calvin subsequently touches upon the different subjects ...
... eyes are capable . A painting or a statue must be visible to the eye before representation , and the scope of that vision is immense because it encompasses all creation . Calvin subsequently touches upon the different subjects ...
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