With him we encounter no repetitions; all is varied, novel, and interesting as nature herself; and this great master of humour moves us to tears or laughter without the semblance of an effort on his part; and as for those "inexpensive guests... The Life of Charles Lever - 228. oldalszerző: William John Fitz-Patrick - 1879Teljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
| 1864 - 808 oldal
...our fictionliterature a racy vigour and a freshness which only genius can give. With Charles Dickens we encounter no repetitions : all is varied, novel,...us in our solitary rambles, we owe more of them to him than to any other writer of the century. ABUSE OF IRELAND. Daniel O'Connell used to say that he... | |
| 1864 - 808 oldal
...The greatest imaginative writer, unquestionably, since Shakespeare, is the author of ' Chnzzlewit.' With him we encounter no repetitions; all is varied,...interesting as nature herself; and this great master sit beside our fireplaces at lono of bumour moves us to tears or hoars, or stroll with ns in onr solilangliter... | |
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