Carlyle's Friendships and Other StudiesDuke University Press, 1977 - Всего страниц: 342 |
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... human baseness . " 114 Lacking humanity , too , was the ge- ologist Sir Charles Lyell , with his monotonous , uninspired voice and " the clear leaden twinkle of his small bead eyes . " 115 When Carlyle visited Sir William and Lady ...
... human baseness . " 114 Lacking humanity , too , was the ge- ologist Sir Charles Lyell , with his monotonous , uninspired voice and " the clear leaden twinkle of his small bead eyes . " 115 When Carlyle visited Sir William and Lady ...
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... human body and strength to its spirit . Perhaps we also may have been led into a clearer apprehension of the brooding sense of humanity , with all its tangibilities and all its mysteries , that gives a peculiar value to his poetry.11 11 ...
... human body and strength to its spirit . Perhaps we also may have been led into a clearer apprehension of the brooding sense of humanity , with all its tangibilities and all its mysteries , that gives a peculiar value to his poetry.11 11 ...
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... human and the bestial , loyalty and treachery , the natural and the unnatural , the selfish and the un- selfish , fate and free will , the healthy and the diseased , the civilized and the primitive , blunt , brief , honest speech and ...
... human and the bestial , loyalty and treachery , the natural and the unnatural , the selfish and the un- selfish , fate and free will , the healthy and the diseased , the civilized and the primitive , blunt , brief , honest speech and ...
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The Background of Carlyles Portrait of Coleridge | 36 |
The Carlyles and Byron | 61 |
The Correspondence and Friendship of Thomas Carlyle | 94 |
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