Lectures on the English Comic WritersG. Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1951 - 248 oldal |
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152. oldal
... interest - intus et in cute . Smollett excels most as the lively caricaturist : Fielding as the exact painter and profound metaphysician . I am far from maintaining that this account applies uniformly to the productions of these two ...
... interest - intus et in cute . Smollett excels most as the lively caricaturist : Fielding as the exact painter and profound metaphysician . I am far from maintaining that this account applies uniformly to the productions of these two ...
160. oldal
... interest ever known , by his determined manner of riding his hobby for half a century together , with the aristocracy , the democracy , the clergy , the landed and moneyed interest , and the rabble , in full cry after him ; —and at the ...
... interest ever known , by his determined manner of riding his hobby for half a century together , with the aristocracy , the democracy , the clergy , the landed and moneyed interest , and the rabble , in full cry after him ; —and at the ...
184. oldal
... interest in , and it gives an interest to , the most familiar scenes and transactions of life . He pro- fessedly gives character , thought , and passion , in their lowest degrees , and in their everyday forms . He selects the commonest ...
... interest in , and it gives an interest to , the most familiar scenes and transactions of life . He pro- fessedly gives character , thought , and passion , in their lowest degrees , and in their everyday forms . He selects the commonest ...
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LECTURE PAGE | 1 |
ON SHAKESPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 36 |
ON COWLEY BUTLER SUCKLING ETHER | 61 |
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