Titlebook: Bits of Table Talk on Pushkin, Mickiewicz Goethe, Turgenev and Sienkiewicz; Wacław Lednicki Book 1956 Springer Netherlands 1956 Johann Wol

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The Prose of Pushkin,ev, “were such that they would have found expression one way or another, even if these two mighty men had not written a single line of poetry.” “And since they were, moreover, poets by the grace of God, and poets of genius, the dominant aspects of their personalities over and above their general sig

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,Mickiewicz at the Collège de France, Nicholas Turgenev, author of ., Salvandy, former Minister of Education, Jean-Jacques Ampère, son of the great physicist and himself professor of French literature at the Collège de France, a scattering of German, Dalmatian, Montenegrin, and Russian listeners, and a crowd of French and Polish auditors. The hall was packed.

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,Allgemeines über pflanzliche Arzneimittel,their whole lives by a powerful spiritual dynamism which characterized their existence and work; both show not only what I would call the Heraclitean element—that passion for movement—but constant evolution, ascension, and to use another term, transformation.

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