Three essays
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共 17 段- “I felt the need,” writes Tolstoy of his youthful period, “t
- Tolstoy, in his _Confessions_, remarks that as a small child
- I am still resolved not to pass judgment. I did, indeed, thr
- Yes, and the democratic moujik blouses were immaculate, made
- There is a saying of his, arbitrary enough, yet with an acce
- Unpatriotically he declared that he could not hate the Frenc
- Does it not find expression, this sympathy, in the youthful
- This “_letting all the children out of the benches_”--a pict
- This is what I meant when I said that to pursue the same spi
- He made demands, and insisted on performance, with respect t
- The intrigues, the war of pens and plottings against a great
- Really it was not much. England certainly had no intention o
- The camp at Pirna was surrounded, and the pinch was soon fel
- As for him, his later course, which continued yet for a long
- He did not make it by himself. By no means. He made it under
- Loud shouts of applause and vivas for Minna. Several times t
- Thomas Mann is one of the really great contemporary