Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - Počet stran: 340 |
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... interest or fellow- feeling in the two first of these selves ; but I deny resolutely and unequivocally that you have any such natural , absolute , unavoidable , and mechanical interest in the last self , or in your future being , the ...
... interest or fellow- feeling in the two first of these selves ; but I deny resolutely and unequivocally that you have any such natural , absolute , unavoidable , and mechanical interest in the last self , or in your future being , the ...
Strana 269
... interest in my own future good , and I shall feel no such interest in another person's . Does not this make a wide , nay a total difference in the case ? Am I to have no more affection for my own flesh and blood than for another's ? B ...
... interest in my own future good , and I shall feel no such interest in another person's . Does not this make a wide , nay a total difference in the case ? Am I to have no more affection for my own flesh and blood than for another's ? B ...
Strana 275
... interest in my future feel- ings , before they exist , is an express contradiction in terms . It can only affect me as an imaginary idea , or an idea of truth . But so may the interests of others ; and the question proposed was ...
... interest in my future feel- ings , before they exist , is an express contradiction in terms . It can only affect me as an imaginary idea , or an idea of truth . But so may the interests of others ; and the question proposed was ...
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