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Page 86
... whole structure is bound to topple over and reveal all the rottenness and decay on which it had been founded . The same warning is issued in many significant speeches of A Doll's House and Ghosts . Yet the whole of The Wild Duck is a ...
... whole structure is bound to topple over and reveal all the rottenness and decay on which it had been founded . The same warning is issued in many significant speeches of A Doll's House and Ghosts . Yet the whole of The Wild Duck is a ...
Page 208
... whole work is conceived as a satire : the cynic looks upon the whole world as a diversion . Ward , on the other hand , infrequently forgets the attitude of the interested spectator and faithful recorder . While the Spy and the ...
... whole work is conceived as a satire : the cynic looks upon the whole world as a diversion . Ward , on the other hand , infrequently forgets the attitude of the interested spectator and faithful recorder . While the Spy and the ...
Page 217
... whole . Proust did not indeed live to com- plete the working out of all the later volumes , but enough has been done to make clear the general trend and inten- tion . The whole of the Recherche du temps perdu is now available in English ...
... whole . Proust did not indeed live to com- plete the working out of all the later volumes , but enough has been done to make clear the general trend and inten- tion . The whole of the Recherche du temps perdu is now available in English ...
Contents
1932 No | 2 |
The Crisis in the Far East NORMAN MACKENZIE | 3 |
D C TAIT | 21 |
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