Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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135. oldal
... Congreve is the most distinct from the others , and the most easily defined , both from what he possessed , and from what he wanted . He had by far the most wit and elegance , with less of other things , of humour , character , incident ...
... Congreve is the most distinct from the others , and the most easily defined , both from what he possessed , and from what he wanted . He had by far the most wit and elegance , with less of other things , of humour , character , incident ...
146. oldal
... Congreve's . It may be said of Congreve , that the workmanship overlays the materials : in Wycherley , the casting of the parts and the fable are alone sufficient to ensure success . We forget Congreve's characters , and only remember ...
... Congreve's . It may be said of Congreve , that the workmanship overlays the materials : in Wycherley , the casting of the parts and the fable are alone sufficient to ensure success . We forget Congreve's characters , and only remember ...
165. oldal
... Congreve . Perhaps they both described women in high - life as they found them : Congreve took their conversation , Farquhar their conduct . In the way of fashionable vice and petri- fying affectation , there is nothing to come up to ...
... Congreve . Perhaps they both described women in high - life as they found them : Congreve took their conversation , Farquhar their conduct . In the way of fashionable vice and petri- fying affectation , there is nothing to come up to ...
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