The Oxford Anthology of American Literature, Band 2William Rose Benét, Norman Holmes Pearson Oxford University Press, 1938 - 1658 Seiten |
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... feeling of fulness - of con- gestion . These sensations were unaccom- panied by thought . The intellectual part of his nature was already effaced ; he had power only to feel , and feeling was tor- ment . He was conscious of motion . En ...
... feeling of fulness - of con- gestion . These sensations were unaccom- panied by thought . The intellectual part of his nature was already effaced ; he had power only to feel , and feeling was tor- ment . He was conscious of motion . En ...
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... feel like movement . The Nineteenth Century didn't feel that way . The element of movement was not the predominating thing that they felt . You know that in your lives movement is the thing that occupies you most - you feel movement all ...
... feel like movement . The Nineteenth Century didn't feel that way . The element of movement was not the predominating thing that they felt . You know that in your lives movement is the thing that occupies you most - you feel movement all ...
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... feeling of movement , and has in its way no feel- ing for events . To the Twentieth Century events are not important . You must know that . Events are not exciting . Events have lost their interest for people . You read them more like a ...
... feeling of movement , and has in its way no feel- ing for events . To the Twentieth Century events are not important . You must know that . Events are not exciting . Events have lost their interest for people . You read them more like a ...
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