Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, 2. kötetB. Tauchnitz jun., 1850 - 1742 oldal |
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... scarcely visible amidst the endless colonnades of his infernal palace . Milton's Paradise , again , is merely the background to his Adam and Eve . But in Mr. Martin's picture the landscape is every thing . Adam , Eve , and Raphael ...
... scarcely visible amidst the endless colonnades of his infernal palace . Milton's Paradise , again , is merely the background to his Adam and Eve . But in Mr. Martin's picture the landscape is every thing . Adam , Eve , and Raphael ...
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... scarcely less gross than the worst into which Bunyan has fallen , may be found in the shortest and most elabo- rate allegories of the Spectator and the Rambler . The Tale of a Tub and the History of John Bull swarm with similar errors ...
... scarcely less gross than the worst into which Bunyan has fallen , may be found in the shortest and most elabo- rate allegories of the Spectator and the Rambler . The Tale of a Tub and the History of John Bull swarm with similar errors ...
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... Scarcely indeed , by possibility , could he have been otherwise . " A man whose manners and sentiments are de- cidedly below those of his class deserves to be called a black- guard . But it is surely unfair to apply so strong a word of ...
... Scarcely indeed , by possibility , could he have been otherwise . " A man whose manners and sentiments are de- cidedly below those of his class deserves to be called a black- guard . But it is surely unfair to apply so strong a word of ...
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... fast , and kept their station . But I was gone and lost . " Scarcely any madhouse could produce an instance of delusion so strong , or of misery so acute . It was through this valley of the Shadow of Death 12 SOUTHEY'S EDITION.
... fast , and kept their station . But I was gone and lost . " Scarcely any madhouse could produce an instance of delusion so strong , or of misery so acute . It was through this valley of the Shadow of Death 12 SOUTHEY'S EDITION.
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... scarcely ever worn a form so calm and soothing as in his allegory . The feeling which pre- dominates through the whole book is a feeling of tenderness for weak , timid , and harassed minds . The character of Mr. Fearing , of Mr. Feeble ...
... scarcely ever worn a form so calm and soothing as in his allegory . The feeling which pre- dominates through the whole book is a feeling of tenderness for weak , timid , and harassed minds . The character of Mr. Fearing , of Mr. Feeble ...
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