Early Cooper and His AudienceColumbia University Press, 1986 - Počet stran: 230 |
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... effect of a book , in most cases , depends on the previous disposition and character of the reader . ( 2:38 ) This conclusion , following on the optimistic argu- ments of the introductory section of the review , suggests a pro- found ...
... effect of a book , in most cases , depends on the previous disposition and character of the reader . ( 2:38 ) This conclusion , following on the optimistic argu- ments of the introductory section of the review , suggests a pro- found ...
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James D. Wallace. pose . All of Mrs. Opie's tales illustrate the effects of proper or improper education on young women ... effect : hardly anyone who takes fiction seriously has been able to endure reading Precaution . William Cullen ...
James D. Wallace. pose . All of Mrs. Opie's tales illustrate the effects of proper or improper education on young women ... effect : hardly anyone who takes fiction seriously has been able to endure reading Precaution . William Cullen ...
Strana 197
... effects produced by such a power are sufficiently mysterious and wonderful to keep curiosity active , and to ... effect of these events on the mind of the younger Wieland , is conducive to the part which he acts in the dreadful ...
... effects produced by such a power are sufficiently mysterious and wonderful to keep curiosity active , and to ... effect of these events on the mind of the younger Wieland , is conducive to the part which he acts in the dreadful ...
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Toward a Democratic Fiction | 1 |
The Failure of Charles Brockden Brown | 29 |
An American Novel Professedly | 63 |
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