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... should be direct and personal, a source of discomfort for those who offered comfort. The rich might also, as ever, engage in ostentatious acts of giving, the exchange of worldly goods to redeem them from their sins, including the pride associated with ostentatious giving. Transactional gift-giving could...

... again all in in all again widow and amother became ­one and six. Then she lived the life of a very rich rich ofavery life the shelived...

...,” now under attack not only by science but by certain types of philosophy as well. The richness of Lodge’s discussion of this issue, illustrated briefly by scientific theory but more extensively by the whole development of novelistic styles (more and more focused on consciousness since the beginning...

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... the yongest amongste us and notte only the yongest [inserted above] to blushe hottlye and to twytter lyke sparrowes we herd of a foule murder donne by hym I meane the Briton notte the Flamand [inserted above]. He lodged wyth a riche widowe and aftur strangylinge her toke her jewellys . . . and whanne he...