Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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8. oldal
... impression , from its habitual hold on the imagination , still recurs mechanically , so that it is longer before we can seriously make up our minds to the unaccountable deviation from it . The third sort , or the ridiculous arising out ...
... impression , from its habitual hold on the imagination , still recurs mechanically , so that it is longer before we can seriously make up our minds to the unaccountable deviation from it . The third sort , or the ridiculous arising out ...
84. oldal
... impression in reading it . Yet from the bustle and activity of this character on the stage , the changes of dress , the variety of affected tones and gipsy jargon , and the limping affected gestures , it is a very amusing theatrical ...
... impression in reading it . Yet from the bustle and activity of this character on the stage , the changes of dress , the variety of affected tones and gipsy jargon , and the limping affected gestures , it is a very amusing theatrical ...
259. oldal
... impression made upon the reader is the exact measure of the strength of the author's genius . For the effect , both in Caleb Williams and St. Leon , is entirely made out , neither by facts , nor dates , by black- letter or magazine ...
... impression made upon the reader is the exact measure of the strength of the author's genius . For the effect , both in Caleb Williams and St. Leon , is entirely made out , neither by facts , nor dates , by black- letter or magazine ...
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ON SHAKSPEARE AND BEN JONSON | 54 |
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