 ... he can present his picture in strong and agreeable language to others. He sits down and tells his story because he has a story to tell; as you, my friend, when you have heard something which has at once tickled your fancy or moved your pathos, will...  Success in Literature - Σελίδα 73των William Morris Colles, Henry Cresswell - 1911 - 350 σελίδεςΠλήρης προβολή - Σχετικά με αυτό το βιβλίο
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...at once tickled your fancy or moved your pathos, will hurry to tell it to the first person you meet. But when that first novel has been received graciously...something which he burns to tell, but because he feels it to be incumbent on him to be telling something. As you, my friend, if you are very successful in the... | |
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...at once tickled your fancy or moved your pathos, will hurry to tell it to the first person you meet. But when that first novel has been received graciously...something which he burns to tell, but because he feels it to be incumbent on him to be telling something. As you, my friend, if you are very successful in the... | |
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...at once tickled your fancy or moved your pathos, will hurry to tell it to the first person you meet. But when that first novel has been received graciously...something which he burns to tell, but because he feels it to be incumbent on him to be telling something. ... So it has been with many novelists, who, after... | |
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...to tell". However, I believe that Jespersen glosses the two lines wrongly, saying that "the writer sits down to write not because he has something which...he burns to tell, but because he feels it incumbent on him to be telling something." 18. Similarly, Thornburg (1986) explains the development of the indirect... | |
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...at once tickled your fancy or moved your pathos, will hurry to tell it to the first person you meet. But when that first novel has been received graciously...has something which he burns to tell, but because be feels it to be incumbent on him to be telling something. As you, my friend, if you are very successful... | |
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