Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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94. oldal
... feeling , by shewing the same feeling as connected with objects or circumstances more palpable and touch- ing ; but 94 ON COWLEY , BUTLER , & c .
... feeling , by shewing the same feeling as connected with objects or circumstances more palpable and touch- ing ; but 94 ON COWLEY , BUTLER , & c .
95. oldal
... feeling into some barely possible consequence or recondite analogy , in which it re- quired the utmost stretch of misapplied ingenuity to trace the smallest connection with the original impression . In short , the poetry of this period ...
... feeling into some barely possible consequence or recondite analogy , in which it re- quired the utmost stretch of misapplied ingenuity to trace the smallest connection with the original impression . In short , the poetry of this period ...
201. oldal
... feelings and his fears . He cultivated a belief in witches as an out - guard to the evidences of religion ; and abused ... feeling nor sound logic . The most triumphant record of the talents and character of Johnson is to be found in ...
... feelings and his fears . He cultivated a belief in witches as an out - guard to the evidences of religion ; and abused ... feeling nor sound logic . The most triumphant record of the talents and character of Johnson is to be found in ...
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LECTURE | 1 |
ON SHAKSPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 54 |
LECTURE III | 92 |
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