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Author's Prefaces of The Quintessence of Ibsenism.

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The Quintessence of Ibsenism by George Bernard Shaw.

Author's Prefaces.

Preface of 1913.

Translated by H. R. James.

Preface and Proem.

homos dicai in totois dialampei tocalon, epeidan fere tiseucolos pulas cae megalas aticias, media nalgesien ala genadas oncai megalosaicos.

Aristotle's Ethics.

I have to thank my brother, Mr. L. James, of Radley College, for much valuable help, and for correcting the proof-sheets of the translation.

The text used is that of Piper, Leipzig, 1874.

Proem.

Anicus Manlius Severinus Boethius lived in the last quarter of the fifth century A.D., and the first quarter of the sixth.

Front Matter.

Preface.

I beg to acknowledge my indebtedness to Major Lindsay of Sunderland, who placed at my disposal a sketch of his son's career and gave me permission to reproduce the photograph of The Hero of Newsworth; to Mr. William Dodd of Audley fame for a similar kindness; and to the proprietors of Punch for the use of the poem in chapter eight.

Signed, Frank Mundell, London, December 1895.

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Section one, Prefaces.

Preface to the second edition.

In revising the four stages of Greek religion, I have found myself obliged to change its name.

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Preface By Edgar Allan Poe Read for LibriVox dot org by Rachel Mayes Preface In placing before the public this collection of Edgar Poe's poetical works, it is requisite to point out in what respects it differs from, and is superior to, the numerous collections which have preceded it.

Until recently all editions (whether American or English) of Poe's poems have been verbatim reprints of the first posthumous collection published at New York in eighteen fifty.

In eighteen seventy four I began drawing attention to the fact that unknown and unreprinted poetry by Edgar Poe was in existence.

To the noblest of her sex, to the author of The Drama of Exile, to Miss Elizabeth Barrett Barrett of England I dedicate this volume with the most enthusiastic admiration and with the most sincere esteem 1845 Edgar Allan Poe end of dedication.

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Preface by Edgar Allan Poe read for LibriVox dot org by Rachel Mays.

Preface these trifles are collected and republished chiefly with a view to their redemption from the many improvements to which they have been subjected while going at random the rounds of the press.

On la voit à travers ce livre.

Préface, Cyril Chapuis, president of L'Oréal Luxe.

Postface, Joël Hazan, from Kering.

And Cyril Chapuis says, the luxury is dead, live the luxury, it's necessary that it transforms, it transforms by the transformative luxury.

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Dedicatory Editor's Introduction, Preface, and Dramatis Personae of The Power of Sympathy, or The Triumph of Nature Founded in Truth by William Hill Brown.

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Mr. Harrington.

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End of Dedicatory Editor's Introduction Preface and Dramatis Personae

Letters 1 to 3 of The Power of Sympathy, or The Triumph of Nature Founded in Truth, by William Hill Brown.

Translated by H. R. James.

Preface and Proem.

Homos dicae in totois de alampe tocalon, epedan fere tiseu colos polas kai megalas atichias, medianam gesian, alagenadas on kai megalosaikos.

Aristotle's Ethics.

I have to thank my brother, Mr. L. James of Radley College, for much valuable help, and for correcting the proof-sheets of the translation.

The text used is that of Piper, Leipzig, 1874.

Proem Anicus Manlius Severinus Boethius lived in the last quarter of the fifth century A.D., and the first quarter of the sixth.

He was growing to manhood when Theodoric, the famous Ostrogoth, crossed the Alps and made himself master of Italy.

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Preface and opening poem of The Christian Secret of a Happy Life.

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The Christian's Secret of a Happy Life by Hannah Whidal Smith.

Preface and opening poem.

What I have to tell in this little book is no new story.