OBO readers - feed me!" It sounds a noble cause, readers, and will cost you nothing.
In general, he uses myth to inculcate in his less philosophical readers noble beliefs and/or teach them various philosophical matters that may be too difficult for them to follow if expounded in a blunt, philosophical discourse.
We already knew about fines at Noble since The Chicago Reader, WBEZ Radio and Catalyst Chicago, an education journal, had reported it for more than a year.
I am disappointed that one of your reviewers -- once again -- has taken upon himself the noble task of reminding readers that they cannot possibly "care" about characters who are capable of making them laugh.
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It is thrilling because we like stories about lost kings, and also because Shakespeare taught many of us to hate Richard, even as Josephine Tey's novel, "The Daughter of Time," which portrayed Richard as noble and framed, taught some readers to hate Shakespeare for Richard's sake.
He persuades the reader there's something worthwhile and even noble there, though it may be pitched at frequencies my calloused ears can't hear.
Now, readers, you can join them in this noble cause.
His noble, simple heroes and heroines struck a chord with readers living in a Europe of falling empires, technological advances, and religious upheaval.
