Samuel Johnson: A Collection of Critical EssaysDonald J. Greene Prentice-Hall, 1965 - 185 oldal Modern evaluations of Johnson as critic, editor, and lexicographer. |
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54. oldal
... lines : " It is customary almost to ignore Johnson as a poet ; but , behind all the dignity and formality of those lines , there are tears hidden ; pangs of mortal grief , and the passion of an immortal and unconquerable spirit , gazing ...
... lines : " It is customary almost to ignore Johnson as a poet ; but , behind all the dignity and formality of those lines , there are tears hidden ; pangs of mortal grief , and the passion of an immortal and unconquerable spirit , gazing ...
91. oldal
... lines . The tenor of the figure , to be con- vincing , ought to have translatability into a high degree of abstraction ; it ought to be detachable from the literal image of the flowing river . If we bring our own prejudices into play at ...
... lines . The tenor of the figure , to be con- vincing , ought to have translatability into a high degree of abstraction ; it ought to be detachable from the literal image of the flowing river . If we bring our own prejudices into play at ...
99. oldal
... lines converging at a point , and is more excellent as the lines approach from greater distance : an exemplification may be considered as two parallel lines which run together without approximation , never far separated , and never ...
... lines converging at a point , and is more excellent as the lines approach from greater distance : an exemplification may be considered as two parallel lines which run together without approximation , never far separated , and never ...
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Introduction by Donald J Greene | 1 |
Liebert | 15 |
Dr Johnsons Troubled Mind by George Irwin | 22 |
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