Lectures on the English Comic WritersG. Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1951 - 248 oldal |
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36. oldal
... thought it cost Shakespeare to write his tragedies , only showed the labour which it cost the critic in reading them , that is , his general indisposition to sympathize heartily and spontaneously with works of high - wrought passion or ...
... thought it cost Shakespeare to write his tragedies , only showed the labour which it cost the critic in reading them , that is , his general indisposition to sympathize heartily and spontaneously with works of high - wrought passion or ...
63. oldal
... thought , and depth of feeling ; but they chose to hide them ( as much as they possibly could ) under a false show of learning and unmeaning subtlety . From the style which they had systematically adopted , they thought nothing done ...
... thought , and depth of feeling ; but they chose to hide them ( as much as they possibly could ) under a false show of learning and unmeaning subtlety . From the style which they had systematically adopted , they thought nothing done ...
134. oldal
... thought him so , and yet he was ; his quitting the society of Garrick and his actresses , and his reason for it ; his dining with Wilkes , and his kindness to Goldsmith ; his sitting with the young ladies on his knee at the Mitre , to ...
... thought him so , and yet he was ; his quitting the society of Garrick and his actresses , and his reason for it ; his dining with Wilkes , and his kindness to Goldsmith ; his sitting with the young ladies on his knee at the Mitre , to ...
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LECTURE PAGE | 1 |
ON SHAKESPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 36 |
ON COWLEY BUTLER SUCKLING ETHER | 61 |
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