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But the fact remained that this partial expressionism rendered impossible any complete and truthful representation of one party to the dramatic struggle . It is perhaps irrelevant to point out that the great masters have resorted to no ...
But the fact remained that this partial expressionism rendered impossible any complete and truthful representation of one party to the dramatic struggle . It is perhaps irrelevant to point out that the great masters have resorted to no ...
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Its faults , in point of fact , are few and candid . Like his friend and one - time co - editor , George Jean Nathan , Mencken has a weakness , more , a vice , for needlessly inter- polating into his prose a variety of German ...
Its faults , in point of fact , are few and candid . Like his friend and one - time co - editor , George Jean Nathan , Mencken has a weakness , more , a vice , for needlessly inter- polating into his prose a variety of German ...
Halaman 193
I am tempted to assert that the poet is as a matter of fact less sensitive than other men . I shall make no such assertion for the simple reason that to do so would be to imply that I knew what kind of man the poet necessarily was .
I am tempted to assert that the poet is as a matter of fact less sensitive than other men . I shall make no such assertion for the simple reason that to do so would be to imply that I knew what kind of man the poet necessarily was .
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