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... present writer of The present poem - of— I know not what — A tendency to under - rate and scoff At human power and virtue , and all that ; And this they say in language rather rough . Good God ! I wonder what they would be at ! I say no ...
... present writer of The present poem - of— I know not what — A tendency to under - rate and scoff At human power and virtue , and all that ; And this they say in language rather rough . Good God ! I wonder what they would be at ! I say no ...
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... present formulas.1 12 One ought to insert at this point that Pragmatism did not involve for William James a denial of religion or of the existence of God ; at least he claimed that it did not . The religious , he asserted , is the most ...
... present formulas.1 12 One ought to insert at this point that Pragmatism did not involve for William James a denial of religion or of the existence of God ; at least he claimed that it did not . The religious , he asserted , is the most ...
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... presents an intellectual and emotional com- plex in an instant of time . I use the term " complex " rather in the ... present " what a man says , sees , thinks , and what such seeing , thinking , and saying does , to . . the sub ...
... presents an intellectual and emotional com- plex in an instant of time . I use the term " complex " rather in the ... present " what a man says , sees , thinks , and what such seeing , thinking , and saying does , to . . the sub ...
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A Book of Satires | 1 |
The Satiric Pattern of The Canterbury Tales | 17 |
The Lighter Side of Swift | 35 |
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Carnegie Series in English, Tema 9 Carnegie Institute of Technology. Department of English Vista de fragmentos - 1965 |
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