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Meanings of literary fame in English
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Usage of literary fame in English
1
Her principal claim to literary fame is however based upon her verse.
2
In truth, he, as a boy, was quite careless about literary fame.
3
Trevor's great success led to an inexorable increase in literary fame.
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But the moment I acquired literary fame, I had no longer a friend.
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Whether I may merit any portion of literary fame, the publick will judge.
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His military and political reputation exercised a beneficial influence upon his literary fame.
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His unceasing struggle after literary fame appears to me somewhat undignified.
8
Dostoevski's consuming ambition for literary fame is well indicated in his first book.
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Upon these two books Mr. Jennings's literary fame in this country chiefly rests.
10
Godwin's book had placed him upon the topmost turret of contemporary literary fame.
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If you persist, the book will infallibly prove the grave of your literary fame.
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The interest in literary fame is mostly a modern thing.
13
What is the niche he will probably occupy in the temple of literary fame?
14
The literary fame of Chateaubriand was then greater than that of any living man.
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It is with virtue, as it is with literary fame.
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He was not a man to be attracted by any kind of literary fame.
This collocation consists of:
Literary fame through the time
Literary fame across language varieties
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