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Mark's writing was , of course , very largely the product of oral influences . He was a born story - teller , and he al- ways insisted that the oral form of the humorous story was high art . Its essential tool ( or weapon ) , he said ...
Mark's writing was , of course , very largely the product of oral influences . He was a born story - teller , and he al- ways insisted that the oral form of the humorous story was high art . Its essential tool ( or weapon ) , he said ...
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The same scenes and objects which out- rage every sense of delicacy in the story- teller's highly colored paragraph can be read without giving offense in the chaste language of the physiologist or the phy- sician .
The same scenes and objects which out- rage every sense of delicacy in the story- teller's highly colored paragraph can be read without giving offense in the chaste language of the physiologist or the phy- sician .
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I cannot see what is meant by talking as if there were a part of a novel which is the story and part of it which for mystical reasons is not — unless indeed the distinction be made in a sense in which it is difficult to suppose that any ...
I cannot see what is meant by talking as if there were a part of a novel which is the story and part of it which for mystical reasons is not — unless indeed the distinction be made in a sense in which it is difficult to suppose that any ...
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Oliver Wendell Holmes 18091894 | 5 |
Washington Irving 17831859 | 16 |
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