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Nevertheless , the average reader found his expectations confirmed more easily
in Burroughs ' s forty volumes . ... Walden offered “ a stained - glass window ”
through which his readers might see nature colored by transcendental meditation
.
Nevertheless , the average reader found his expectations confirmed more easily
in Burroughs ' s forty volumes . ... Walden offered “ a stained - glass window ”
through which his readers might see nature colored by transcendental meditation
.
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Real children may never have been sufficiently captivated by adventure stories to
pattern their lives after fictional heroes , but children ' s writers imagined they
were and delighted in putting guide posts into their books for their readers to
follow ...
Real children may never have been sufficiently captivated by adventure stories to
pattern their lives after fictional heroes , but children ' s writers imagined they
were and delighted in putting guide posts into their books for their readers to
follow ...
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53 Portraying not the eccentric but the type , popular novels offered a variety of
roles which readers could temporarily assume , testing them always against their
own experience . Readers of popular fiction actively if unconsciously explored ...
53 Portraying not the eccentric but the type , popular novels offered a variety of
roles which readers could temporarily assume , testing them always against their
own experience . Readers of popular fiction actively if unconsciously explored ...
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