Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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141. oldal
... dress , accom- plishment , fashion , the opinion of the world , of crowds of admirers , continually come into play , flatter our vanity , bribe our interest , soothe our indolence , fall in with our prejudices ; —it is these that ...
... dress , accom- plishment , fashion , the opinion of the world , of crowds of admirers , continually come into play , flatter our vanity , bribe our interest , soothe our indolence , fall in with our prejudices ; —it is these that ...
157. oldal
... dress and external appearance in full feather . He blazes out and dazzles sober reason with ridiculous ostenta- tion . Still I think this character is a copy from Etherege's Sir Fopling Flutter , and upon the whole , perhaps , Sir ...
... dress and external appearance in full feather . He blazes out and dazzles sober reason with ridiculous ostenta- tion . Still I think this character is a copy from Etherege's Sir Fopling Flutter , and upon the whole , perhaps , Sir ...
310. oldal
... dress , in consequence of the change of manners in the same period , have been by no means favourable to comedy . The present prevailing style of con- versation is not personal , but critical and analytical . It consists almost entirely ...
... dress , in consequence of the change of manners in the same period , have been by no means favourable to comedy . The present prevailing style of con- versation is not personal , but critical and analytical . It consists almost entirely ...
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