Selected Prose and PoetryRinehart, 1952 - 488 oldal |
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225. oldal
... expression will be casually overlooked , many convenient parallels will be for- gotten , and many particulars will admit improvement from a mind utterly unequal to the whole performance . But many seeming faults are to be imputed rather ...
... expression will be casually overlooked , many convenient parallels will be for- gotten , and many particulars will admit improvement from a mind utterly unequal to the whole performance . But many seeming faults are to be imputed rather ...
433. oldal
... expression has every mark of laborious study ; the line seldom seems to have been formed at once ; the words did not come till they were called , and were then put by constraint into their places , where they do their duty , but do it ...
... expression has every mark of laborious study ; the line seldom seems to have been formed at once ; the words did not come till they were called , and were then put by constraint into their places , where they do their duty , but do it ...
456. oldal
... expressions as might taint the reader's imagination , was indeed one of the great difficulties in Milton's undertaking , and I cannot but think that he has extricated himself with great happiness . There is in Satan's speeches little ...
... expressions as might taint the reader's imagination , was indeed one of the great difficulties in Milton's undertaking , and I cannot but think that he has extricated himself with great happiness . There is in Satan's speeches little ...
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PRAYERS AND MEDITATIONS | 32 |
POETRY | 42 |
ESSAYS | 60 |
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