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... wholly harmonious , but nevertheless a community whose essential integrity was fundamentally more important to the individual than his own immediate interest or hobby . There were of course plenty of exceptions but on the whole the ...
... wholly harmonious , but nevertheless a community whose essential integrity was fundamentally more important to the individual than his own immediate interest or hobby . There were of course plenty of exceptions but on the whole the ...
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... wholly realistic but it certainly means at least that he was more observant of the dramatic probabilities . There are , however , plenty of situations in which a person may with perfect naturalness harangue a group of persons such as ...
... wholly realistic but it certainly means at least that he was more observant of the dramatic probabilities . There are , however , plenty of situations in which a person may with perfect naturalness harangue a group of persons such as ...
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... wholly of highly seasoned rhetorical repartee , the sort of thing that would definitely please the members of the reading circle that listened , to whom details were all - important . This effort at sparkling detail is wholly consistent ...
... wholly of highly seasoned rhetorical repartee , the sort of thing that would definitely please the members of the reading circle that listened , to whom details were all - important . This effort at sparkling detail is wholly consistent ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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