Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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303. oldal
... Comic Muse does not point , as she was wont , at the peculiarities of our gait and ges- ture , and exhibit the picturesque contrasts of our dress and costume , in all that graceful variety in which she delights . The genuine source of comic ...
... Comic Muse does not point , as she was wont , at the peculiarities of our gait and ges- ture , and exhibit the picturesque contrasts of our dress and costume , in all that graceful variety in which she delights . The genuine source of comic ...
304. oldal
... Comic Musc . Thus the physician is nothing but a physician , the lawyer is a mere lawyer , the scholar degenerates into a pedant , the country squire is a different species of being from the fine gentleman , the citizen and the courtier ...
... Comic Musc . Thus the physician is nothing but a physician , the lawyer is a mere lawyer , the scholar degenerates into a pedant , the country squire is a different species of being from the fine gentleman , the citizen and the courtier ...
322. oldal
... comic writer , as well as a novelist ; but his comedies are very inferior to his novels : they are particularly deficient both in plot and character . The only excellence which they have is that of the style , which is the only thing in ...
... comic writer , as well as a novelist ; but his comedies are very inferior to his novels : they are particularly deficient both in plot and character . The only excellence which they have is that of the style , which is the only thing in ...
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ON SHAKSPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 54 |
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