Lectures on the English Comic WritersG. Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1951 - 248 oldal |
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... sort , that is , the ludicrous arising out of the improbable or distressing , is more deep and lasting , either because the painful catastrophe excites a greater curiosity , or because the old impression , from its habitual hold on the ...
... sort , that is , the ludicrous arising out of the improbable or distressing , is more deep and lasting , either because the painful catastrophe excites a greater curiosity , or because the old impression , from its habitual hold on the ...
171. oldal
... sort of apotheosis of the love of fame . The gay , the gallant Falkland lives only in the good opinion of good men ; for this he adorns his soul with virtue , and tarnishes it with crime ; he lives only for this , and dies as he loses ...
... sort of apotheosis of the love of fame . The gay , the gallant Falkland lives only in the good opinion of good men ; for this he adorns his soul with virtue , and tarnishes it with crime ; he lives only for this , and dies as he loses ...
212. oldal
William Hazlitt. never seen anything of the sort in reality . A noble- man 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 ...
William Hazlitt. never seen anything of the sort in reality . A noble- man 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 ...
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