Modes and MoralsC. Scribner's Sons, 1920 - 276 psl. |
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... 118 Tabu and Temperament 134 The Boundaries of Truth 164 Miss Alcott's New England 182 The Sensual Ear 199 British Novelists , Ltd. 218 The Remarkable Rightness of Rudyard Kipling 254 MODES AND MORALS THE NEW SIMPLICITY Y first caption was.
... 118 Tabu and Temperament 134 The Boundaries of Truth 164 Miss Alcott's New England 182 The Sensual Ear 199 British Novelists , Ltd. 218 The Remarkable Rightness of Rudyard Kipling 254 MODES AND MORALS THE NEW SIMPLICITY Y first caption was.
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... Kipling's phrase , the God of Things as They Ought to Be ( according to his private feeling ) . His own perversion may be æsthetic , or intellectual , or moral , or sociological , but he is always recog- nizable by his tampering with ...
... Kipling's phrase , the God of Things as They Ought to Be ( according to his private feeling ) . His own perversion may be æsthetic , or intellectual , or moral , or sociological , but he is always recog- nizable by his tampering with ...
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... you are acting a lie - by making yourself look as if you had . The ground of the objection has shifted . Some author is it Mr. Kipling ? -says of one of his heroines that she was as honest as [ 168 ] MODES AND MORALS.
... you are acting a lie - by making yourself look as if you had . The ground of the objection has shifted . Some author is it Mr. Kipling ? -says of one of his heroines that she was as honest as [ 168 ] MODES AND MORALS.
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... Kipling in an atavistic moment . Which of us has not at some time or other shudderingly understood him ? And yet it is only the for- tuitous trappings of Honor which can so dis- turb . For the truest thing about Honor is that , like ...
... Kipling in an atavistic moment . Which of us has not at some time or other shudderingly understood him ? And yet it is only the for- tuitous trappings of Honor which can so dis- turb . For the truest thing about Honor is that , like ...
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... people have distorted that magnificent fact into an accusation . That is what Mr. Kipling has done in " Tomlinson . " All this about Honor is not so much a digres- sion as an approach . For if few people will [ 179 ] THE BOUNDARIES OF ...
... people have distorted that magnificent fact into an accusation . That is what Mr. Kipling has done in " Tomlinson . " All this about Honor is not so much a digres- sion as an approach . For if few people will [ 179 ] THE BOUNDARIES OF ...
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Modes and Morals By Katharine Fullerton Gerould. (Inhalt: The New ... Katharine Fullerton Gerould Visos knygos peržiūra - 1920 |
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