Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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97. oldal
... means , and with the most painful effort . His Muse suffers continual pangs and throes . His thoughts are delivered by the Cæsarean opera- tion . The sentiments , profound and tender as they often are , are stifled in the expression ...
... means , and with the most painful effort . His Muse suffers continual pangs and throes . His thoughts are delivered by the Cæsarean opera- tion . The sentiments , profound and tender as they often are , are stifled in the expression ...
159. oldal
... means like Corinna in the Confederacy , " a devilish girl at the bottom , " nor is it her great delight to plague other people . - Sir Tunbelly Clumsy is the right worshipful and worthy father of so delicate an off- spring . He is a ...
... means like Corinna in the Confederacy , " a devilish girl at the bottom , " nor is it her great delight to plague other people . - Sir Tunbelly Clumsy is the right worshipful and worthy father of so delicate an off- spring . He is a ...
260. oldal
... his darling object , by the very means he takes to secure it , and by harassing and goading Caleb Williams ( whose insatiable , incessant curio- sity had wormed itself into his confidence ) to a 260 ON THE ENGLISH NOVELISTS .
... his darling object , by the very means he takes to secure it , and by harassing and goading Caleb Williams ( whose insatiable , incessant curio- sity had wormed itself into his confidence ) to a 260 ON THE ENGLISH NOVELISTS .
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