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1
There is a
whole
literature
of stories about Jenny in Salinas.
2
The
whole
literature
of this vast house is contained in that fire-auction American bookcase.
3
These have no counterpart in the
whole
literature
of letters.
4
The
whole
literature
of the past will have been destroyed.
5
A
whole
literature
has been written on it of late.
6
Then begins the most marvellously ingenious and beautiful finale in the
whole
literature
of opera.
7
A
whole
literature
has grown up around the subject.
8
We have now a
whole
literature
with many very fine things in it, written about the Rule.
9
The twenty-ninth and thirty-first chapters are worth the
whole
literature
of infidel philosophy a hundred times over.
10
For a long time it formed virtually the
whole
literature
which was readily accessible to ordinary Englishmen.
11
She and Bouchalka had between them a
whole
literature
of traditions about sauces and fish and pastry.
12
Taken as a
whole
literature
,
they give me an insight into the secret lives and concerns of inmates.
13
The veneration of the Blessed Virgin goaded her into composition of stanzas unparalleled in the
whole
literature
of Protestantism:-
14
A
whole
literature
already exists.
15
Their
whole
literature
is anti-Christian.
16
As for magic, necromancy, pyromancy, geomancy, coscinomancy, and all the other mancies-therewas then a
whole
literature
about them.
whole
literature
whole