Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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67. oldal
... comedy exists only in towns , and crowds of borrowed characters , who copy others as the satirist copies them , and who are only seen to be despised . " All beyond Hyde Park is a desart to it " while there the pastoral and poetic comedy ...
... comedy exists only in towns , and crowds of borrowed characters , who copy others as the satirist copies them , and who are only seen to be despised . " All beyond Hyde Park is a desart to it " while there the pastoral and poetic comedy ...
74. oldal
... comedy of this author is far from being " lively , audible , and full of vent ; " it is for the most part obtuse , obscure , forced , and tedious . He wears out a jest to the last shred and coarsest grain . His imagination fastens ...
... comedy of this author is far from being " lively , audible , and full of vent ; " it is for the most part obtuse , obscure , forced , and tedious . He wears out a jest to the last shred and coarsest grain . His imagination fastens ...
310. oldal
... comedy . The present prevailing style of con- versation is not personal , but critical and analytical . It consists almost entirely in the discussion of general topics , in ascertaining the merits of authors and their works : and ...
... comedy . The present prevailing style of con- versation is not personal , but critical and analytical . It consists almost entirely in the discussion of general topics , in ascertaining the merits of authors and their works : and ...
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ON SHAKSPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 54 |
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