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Page 33
... Recognizing through experience the complexity of human character and behavior , Catherine , as well as the reader of ... recognizes the Johnsonian moral lessons which in- form Mansfield Park , the reader himself will be deceived -- as ...
... Recognizing through experience the complexity of human character and behavior , Catherine , as well as the reader of ... recognizes the Johnsonian moral lessons which in- form Mansfield Park , the reader himself will be deceived -- as ...
Page 66
... recognize , however , the critical fact that both marriages signal the end of a long and sinuous path of self ... recognizing and avoiding self - deception ; in 66.
... recognize , however , the critical fact that both marriages signal the end of a long and sinuous path of self ... recognizing and avoiding self - deception ; in 66.
Page 67
... recognizing the diffi- culty of achieving self - knowledge , he explores extensively the " artifices of self - deceit , " those expedients by which we lie , cheat , and impose upon ourselves to our own detriment ( Rambler 8 , Works ...
... recognizing the diffi- culty of achieving self - knowledge , he explores extensively the " artifices of self - deceit , " those expedients by which we lie , cheat , and impose upon ourselves to our own detriment ( Rambler 8 , Works ...
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Imagination in Northanger Abbey | 15 |
Hardship Recollection | 37 |
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