Mark Twain & the BibleUniversity of Kentucky Press, 1969 - 140 páginas |
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... present . Adam was a symbol - though many took him for a historical figure of the beginning of the human race , while Noah represented a new beginning . The Prodigal Son story also tells of a man who made a new beginning , though on a ...
... present . Adam was a symbol - though many took him for a historical figure of the beginning of the human race , while Noah represented a new beginning . The Prodigal Son story also tells of a man who made a new beginning , though on a ...
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... present . It has been 300,000 years since Adam's first child was born and 30,000 years since the flood.38 The soliloquy is in two sections , the first taking place at the American Museum of Natural History and the second in Central Park ...
... present . It has been 300,000 years since Adam's first child was born and 30,000 years since the flood.38 The soliloquy is in two sections , the first taking place at the American Museum of Natural History and the second in Central Park ...
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... present in his previous bib- lical fantasies , Twain portrays a scene not described in the Bible , the lamentations of " the multitude of weep- ing fathers and mothers and frightened little children who were clinging to the wave ...
... present in his previous bib- lical fantasies , Twain portrays a scene not described in the Bible , the lamentations of " the multitude of weep- ing fathers and mothers and frightened little children who were clinging to the wave ...
Contenido
The Writer The Bible I | 1 |
To The Holy Land | 15 |
Three Biblical Images | 29 |
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