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... recalled the sense of the whole passage . This test is particularly useful when the images are com- mon to a number of possible sources , for it enables us to fix upon some one as the most probable immediate source . When the poet has ...
... recalled the sense of the whole passage . This test is particularly useful when the images are com- mon to a number of possible sources , for it enables us to fix upon some one as the most probable immediate source . When the poet has ...
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... recalled of the Latin , since he quotes none of the phrases in Latin , but I have observed approximately a dozen instances in which the Latin seems to have supplied him with details that Googe's English version omits . A likely ...
... recalled of the Latin , since he quotes none of the phrases in Latin , but I have observed approximately a dozen instances in which the Latin seems to have supplied him with details that Googe's English version omits . A likely ...
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... recalled those ideas exclusively from this particular source . Thus , while all of the " borrowings " which I quote could have been drawn from the sources named , not all of them necessarily were . I have tried to indicate my own ...
... recalled those ideas exclusively from this particular source . Thus , while all of the " borrowings " which I quote could have been drawn from the sources named , not all of them necessarily were . I have tried to indicate my own ...
Contents
PREFACE vii | 1 |
ALL THE WORLDS A STage 18 | 18 |
DUSTY DEATH | 35 |
Copyright | |
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