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Page 56
... ridiculous fashion , he seems to intimate the unavoidable mortality of myths which seek to bestow permanence on human dreams of glory . As one whose Nordic and Germanic ancestors foresaw a twilight of the gods , which , to modern ...
... ridiculous fashion , he seems to intimate the unavoidable mortality of myths which seek to bestow permanence on human dreams of glory . As one whose Nordic and Germanic ancestors foresaw a twilight of the gods , which , to modern ...
Page 80
... ridiculous disingenuousness , unscrupulousness , and hypocrisy of which Engstrand , Regine , and Manders seem so capable . Similarly the play's embodiment of types of evil not emanating from forms of psychological maladjustment is ...
... ridiculous disingenuousness , unscrupulousness , and hypocrisy of which Engstrand , Regine , and Manders seem so capable . Similarly the play's embodiment of types of evil not emanating from forms of psychological maladjustment is ...
Page 152
... ridiculous considerations of whether he needs to take with him his completely unused technical magazines , for instance , and the whereabouts of the notes he claims to have made in preparation for the writing of his autobiography ...
... ridiculous considerations of whether he needs to take with him his completely unused technical magazines , for instance , and the whereabouts of the notes he claims to have made in preparation for the writing of his autobiography ...
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