КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «TELL ITS OWN TALE»
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LIVE1 to tell a tale ft TELL to tell its own tale ft TELL to tell one's own tale ft TELL
to tell tales ft TELL to tell tales out of school li TELL to tell tale tale 553.
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English-Albanian Dictionary of Idioms
... they can be torn up at will. tell its own tale flet vete □ No one had to tell me that
my precious vase had been broken. The broken pieces on the floor told their own
tale. tell it/that to the marines! shiti gjetke, shitja tjeterkujt keto! □ The climate 's ...
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Philosophical Imagination and Cultural Memory: Appropriating ...
In this new stance, consciousness immediately encounters new oppositions, and
it has no peace. It has no peace at least until it reaches the end point of its own
tale, what Hegel calls absolutes Wissen. Then it can tell its own tale to itself.
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Collected Works of Florence Nightingale: Collected Works of ...
... higher degree in medical than in surgical cases, because the wound may tell
its own tale in some respects, but highest of all, of course, in children's cases,
because the child cannot tell its own tale; it cannot always answer questions.
Florence Nightingale, Lynn McDonald, 2009
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Proceedings of the Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural ...
... striving after irregularity, by accumulating a gable here, a turret here, a chimney
there, but by making each portion of the building serve its own purpose, and tell
its own tale. A hall, a chapel, a porch, — a journey to Glastonbury might perhaps
...
Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1854
... striving after irregularity, by accumulating a gable here, a turret here, a chimney
there, but by making each portion of the building serve its own purpose, and tell
its own tale. A hall, a chapel, a porch, — a journey to Glastonbury might perhaps
...
Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1853
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Professional Papers of the Corps of R. Engineers
... all that is necessary (but no more), and telling their own tale by ample
explanatory notices or references, &c., so that each drawing, aspart ofa series,
shall, without being overloaded, tell its own tale almost independently of the
report. PART II ...
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Papers on Subjects Connected with the Duties of the Corps of ...
... shewing all that is necessary (but no more), and telling their own tale by ample
explanatory notices or references, &c., so that each drawing, at part of a tenet,
shall, without being overloaded, tell its own tale almost independently of the
report.
Great Britain. Army. Royal Engineers, 1856
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John Dewey, Liang Shuming, and China's Education Reform: ...
Latta, “Letting Aesthetic Experience Tell Its Own Tale.” 19. Nicholas C. Burbules, “
The Tragic Sense of Education”, Teachers College Record 91, no. 4 (1990):
4694179. 20. Margaret M. Latta, “Seeking Fragility's Presence: the Power of ...
... gentle reader, with your leave, it shall tell its own tale its own way: and then you
will have a better notion of the thing than you could have by any description of
mine: — It came Battering into Bottison's Library, one fine morning, — the upper ...
