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... John Dashwood , made uneasy by the mutual admiration apparently developing between Elinor and Edward Ferrars , takes ... John Dashwood through her behaviour , and that I did , however clumsily , but it was also necessary to reveal Mrs ...
... John Dashwood , made uneasy by the mutual admiration apparently developing between Elinor and Edward Ferrars , takes ... John Dashwood through her behaviour , and that I did , however clumsily , but it was also necessary to reveal Mrs ...
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... John Thieme ( South Bank University , London ) : " Doesn't Anybody Live Here Any More ? Recent Developments in ... JOHN : An Exploration of Morality in John Fowles's Novels The French Lieutenant's Woman and Daniel Martin . " A ATLANTIC ...
... John Thieme ( South Bank University , London ) : " Doesn't Anybody Live Here Any More ? Recent Developments in ... JOHN : An Exploration of Morality in John Fowles's Novels The French Lieutenant's Woman and Daniel Martin . " A ATLANTIC ...
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... John Mandeville himself . Although little is known about the author , Sir Mandeville and the book Travels is speculated to have been composed shortly after 1360. The prologues of the Cotton and Egerton version tell us that John ...
... John Mandeville himself . Although little is known about the author , Sir Mandeville and the book Travels is speculated to have been composed shortly after 1360. The prologues of the Cotton and Egerton version tell us that John ...
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