Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen11Concordia College, 1968 |
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... believe the dealer's pretense of dis- interest . " And now they were weary and frightened because they had gone against a system they did not understand and it had beaten them " ( p . 132 ) . The preacher , Jim Casy , sums up the ...
... believe the dealer's pretense of dis- interest . " And now they were weary and frightened because they had gone against a system they did not understand and it had beaten them " ( p . 132 ) . The preacher , Jim Casy , sums up the ...
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... believe too , you were quite right in saying that it was not the whole truth , and that the novel that is true to life cannot afford to ignore the finer things . I agree in every one of your criticisms always excepting the anti- climax ...
... believe too , you were quite right in saying that it was not the whole truth , and that the novel that is true to life cannot afford to ignore the finer things . I agree in every one of your criticisms always excepting the anti- climax ...
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... believe the phoebes wept . Similarly , in " Come In " the poet thinks nature calls to him when he stops at the edge of a dark wood to listen to a thrush's song . He marvels that the bird sings so late in the day , and he interprets it ...
... believe the phoebes wept . Similarly , in " Come In " the poet thinks nature calls to him when he stops at the edge of a dark wood to listen to a thrush's song . He marvels that the bird sings so late in the day , and he interprets it ...
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