Lectures on the English Comic WritersDoubleday, 1960 - 239 oldal |
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119. oldal
... sort of zest and high seasoning to their confidential communications , which Vanbrugh could supply as well as any body . But he could not do without the taint of grossness and licentiousness . Lady Townly is not the really vicious ...
... sort of zest and high seasoning to their confidential communications , which Vanbrugh could supply as well as any body . But he could not do without the taint of grossness and licentiousness . Lady Townly is not the really vicious ...
120. oldal
... sort of good - will towards Farquhar's heroes , who have as many peccadillos to answer for , and play as many rogue's tricks , but are honest fellows at bottom . I know little other difference between these two capital writers and ...
... sort of good - will towards Farquhar's heroes , who have as many peccadillos to answer for , and play as many rogue's tricks , but are honest fellows at bottom . I know little other difference between these two capital writers and ...
221. oldal
... sort in reality . A nobleman in full costume , and in broad day , would be a phenomenon like the lord mayor's coach . The attempt at getting up genteel comedy at present is a sort of Galvanic experiment , a revival of the dead1 . 1 I ...
... sort in reality . A nobleman in full costume , and in broad day , would be a phenomenon like the lord mayor's coach . The attempt at getting up genteel comedy at present is a sort of Galvanic experiment , a revival of the dead1 . 1 I ...
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