Technique and Vision in Bleak House, Little Dorrit, and Our Mutual Friend, Том 2University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1962 - Всего страниц: 826 |
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... mounds and the river are always present to remind us graphically of the fact that Dickens ' work is always founded in reality . And what reality it is : the foulest , scummiest , darkest reality available in the city of London , which ...
... mounds and the river are always present to remind us graphically of the fact that Dickens ' work is always founded in reality . And what reality it is : the foulest , scummiest , darkest reality available in the city of London , which ...
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... mounds . The euphemistic description of their contents as " rough dust " and " vegetable - dust " could not have fooled any contemporary reader , but it makes them ac- ceptable , as it were . The presence of the mounds themselves in the ...
... mounds . The euphemistic description of their contents as " rough dust " and " vegetable - dust " could not have fooled any contemporary reader , but it makes them ac- ceptable , as it were . The presence of the mounds themselves in the ...
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... mounds , like the accumulation of money at the cost of humanity , and the deliberate ignorance of the river's ooze and slime , like the social veneer which passes for reality . On the other hand there is the expression of prevalent ...
... mounds , like the accumulation of money at the cost of humanity , and the deliberate ignorance of the river's ooze and slime , like the social veneer which passes for reality . On the other hand there is the expression of prevalent ...
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