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        McCarthy, M. (1970). General Macbeth. In McCarthy, M. Writing on the Wall. Harcourt Brace & World, pp. 3-14

a brief moral saying taken from ancient or popular or other sources, often quoted without context; as an adjective, means either given to aphoristic expression, or just referring to an aphoristic expression. or: 'in a way that tries to sound important or intelligent, especially by expressing moral judgements'

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making them hate Shakespeare. What children resent in these soliloquies is precisely their sententiousness—the sound they have of being already memorized from a copybook.

—p.12 by Mary McCarthy

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making them hate Shakespeare. What children resent in these soliloquies is precisely their sententiousness—the sound they have of being already memorized from a copybook.

—p.12 by Mary McCarthy

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1 day, 22 hours ago

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy

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Writing on the Wall by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall by Mary McCarthy

General Macbeth

sententia (en)

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy

Writing on the Wall
by Mary McCarthy