Disease and the Novel, 1880-1960 |
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Page 49
... eyes had slowly turned upon the door ! Hans Castorp , still quite absorbed by that glimpse , instinctively tried to make his own eyes as large , as slowly gazing and meaningful as those of the dying man . " Hans , who finds it ...
... eyes had slowly turned upon the door ! Hans Castorp , still quite absorbed by that glimpse , instinctively tried to make his own eyes as large , as slowly gazing and meaningful as those of the dying man . " Hans , who finds it ...
Page 53
... eyes of the respectable Hans . He sits just behind her during Krokowski's subversive lecture , falls in love with the Kirghiz eyes that remind him of Hippe , experiences a sudden rise in fever and discovers a moist spot on the upper ...
... eyes of the respectable Hans . He sits just behind her during Krokowski's subversive lecture , falls in love with the Kirghiz eyes that remind him of Hippe , experiences a sudden rise in fever and discovers a moist spot on the upper ...
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... eyes . " Solzhenitsyn states in an Appendix to the novel that the perpetrator of this gratuitous cruelty - who is diametri- cally opposed to the views expressed in Tolstoy's What Men Live By - " is meant to represent Stalin specifically ...
... eyes . " Solzhenitsyn states in an Appendix to the novel that the perpetrator of this gratuitous cruelty - who is diametri- cally opposed to the views expressed in Tolstoy's What Men Live By - " is meant to represent Stalin specifically ...
Contents
Disease and Art | 1 |
The Death of Ivan Ilych | 19 |
The Immoralist | 30 |
Copyright | |
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