Letters to XConstable, 1919 - 298 páginas |
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... readers for bookes than bookes for readers . " For all that the public is not so much to blame as those who cater for it . I had a striking example NASCITUR 35.
... readers for bookes than bookes for readers . " For all that the public is not so much to blame as those who cater for it . I had a striking example NASCITUR 35.
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... readers ' taste by means of the persuasions of a bed- side physician . He looked upon the creative imagination as a curiosity , a kind of treachery to the genteel tradition of writing , and as interfering with the faculty of JOURNALISM ...
... readers ' taste by means of the persuasions of a bed- side physician . He looked upon the creative imagination as a curiosity , a kind of treachery to the genteel tradition of writing , and as interfering with the faculty of JOURNALISM ...
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... readers , of how much greater service was it to Addison's artistic quality . The exigencies of interesting those readers and of keep- ing them interested several times a week over a period of years kept his faculties well sharpened and ...
... readers , of how much greater service was it to Addison's artistic quality . The exigencies of interesting those readers and of keep- ing them interested several times a week over a period of years kept his faculties well sharpened and ...
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... readers ; Northcliffe - Addison has his millions . The moral shows what literature can do , even with a man like Addison ( the style of a humdrum journalist with ten thousand readers survives to - day as a model of English prose idiom ) ...
... readers ; Northcliffe - Addison has his millions . The moral shows what literature can do , even with a man like Addison ( the style of a humdrum journalist with ten thousand readers survives to - day as a model of English prose idiom ) ...
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... readers and writers ? The reader , his emotions disoriented and replaced by sensa- tion through the lack of feeling's contact with the mind , will respond to the appeal only if expressed in the manner to which he has been accustomed . A ...
... readers and writers ? The reader , his emotions disoriented and replaced by sensa- tion through the lack of feeling's contact with the mind , will respond to the appeal only if expressed in the manner to which he has been accustomed . A ...
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