Corpus Toneelkritiek Interbellum

Flemish Theatre Reviews 1919-1939

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persoonlijke Herinneringen • ... Kovalevsky zich zoo levendig voor alle kwesties interesseerde , ook voor de vraagstukken die niet op de wetenschap be- trekking hadden , mocht niet lang van duur wezen . Reeds in het begin van den winter kwamen Anjuta en hare vriendin ...
A Biography • ... Kovalevsky . They had their peculiar ideas , and thought that as the marriage after all was only a formal one , Kovalevsky ought not to have tried to give a more intimate aspect to his intercourse with his wife . This interference ...
Biography and Autobiography • ... Kovalevsky . They had their own ideas , and thought that , as the marriage had only been an outward ceremony , Kovalevsky had no right to give a more intimate character to his relations with Sonia . This interference on their part ...
Biography and Autobiography. Memoir. Reminiscences of childhood written by herself. I.. II. • ... Kovalevsky . They had their own ideas , and thought that , as the marriage had only been an outward ceremony , Kovalevsky had no right to give a more intimate character to his relations with Sonia ... KOVALEVSKY SONIA KOVALEVSKY ...
Sonia Kovalevsky, biography and autobiography. i. Memoir by A.C. Leffler. ii. Reminiscences of childhood, written by herself. Tr. by L. von Cossel • ... Kovalevsky had had business relations , and who now tried to tempt him into new and dangerous speculations . Sonia , who possessed to an unusual degree the gift of penetrating character at first sight , immediately took such a dislike ...

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1921-08-27 EEN RUSSISCH DICHTER AAN DE VLAAMSE KUST IV (Karel Van de Woestijne)

. . . of slechte, zijn zal. "Terwijl Rodlava niet laten kan, de grootschheid der tijden met een soort huiverende drift te bezingen, overwint Kovalevskij de verveling die hij bij Heine en Laforgue heeft ingezogen, om van het menschelijke lijden, dat zijne oogen treft, de . . .