Nineteenth Century and After: A Monthly Review, Volums 169-170Nineteenth Century and After Limited., 1962 |
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... humour . This does not mean that you no longer hear the native humour in public- houses and in the streets , usually among the old or the middle- aged , but the general tone has changed . When that native humour is encountered it is ...
... humour . This does not mean that you no longer hear the native humour in public- houses and in the streets , usually among the old or the middle- aged , but the general tone has changed . When that native humour is encountered it is ...
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... Humour , and it is almost as exasperating as the attempt to dis- tinguish between Fancy and Imagination . The French are commonly supposed to have wit but no humour . L'esprit has always existed in French ; l'humour , now pronounced as ...
... Humour , and it is almost as exasperating as the attempt to dis- tinguish between Fancy and Imagination . The French are commonly supposed to have wit but no humour . L'esprit has always existed in French ; l'humour , now pronounced as ...
Pàgina 125
... humour noir . French humour is always moving into ' blackness ' , whereas English humour , in spite of many recent attempts to make it more bitter , is always threatened by whimsy , a term for which there is no adequate French ...
... humour noir . French humour is always moving into ' blackness ' , whereas English humour , in spite of many recent attempts to make it more bitter , is always threatened by whimsy , a term for which there is no adequate French ...
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THE TWENTIETH CENTURY | 98 |
IAN BANNEN | 135 |
SIR MICHAEL REDGRAVE | 144 |
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