FROM Carlyle to George Gissing is a far cry; the mere mention of these two names indicates the scope of the second part of the thirteenth volume of the Cambridge History of English Literature.
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Eu estou feliz de ter você no meu Scoop.it. (I'm glad to have you in my Scoop.it). I'm Brazilian.
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