Prose and PoetryR. Hart-Davis, 1950 - 961 oldal Over sixty-five representative selections. |
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231. oldal
... produced so many Authors eminent for almost every other Species of literary Excellence , has been hitherto remarkably barren of historical Genius ; and so far has this Defect raised Prejudices against us , that some have doubted whether ...
... produced so many Authors eminent for almost every other Species of literary Excellence , has been hitherto remarkably barren of historical Genius ; and so far has this Defect raised Prejudices against us , that some have doubted whether ...
618. oldal
... producing . The catastrophe is not very happily produced ; the exchange of weapons is rather an expedient of necessity , than a stroke of art . A scheme might easily have been formed , to kill Hamlet with the dagger , and Laertes with ...
... producing . The catastrophe is not very happily produced ; the exchange of weapons is rather an expedient of necessity , than a stroke of art . A scheme might easily have been formed , to kill Hamlet with the dagger , and Laertes with ...
919. oldal
... produced this piece at twenty , and never afterwards excelled it : he that delights himself with observing that such powers may be so soon attained , cannot but grieve to think that life was ever after at a stand . To mention the ...
... produced this piece at twenty , and never afterwards excelled it : he that delights himself with observing that such powers may be so soon attained , cannot but grieve to think that life was ever after at a stand . To mention the ...
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