Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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55. oldal
... present , in these cases , to speak highly of the Doctor's authority , and to dissent from almost every one of his critical decisions . For my own part , I so far consider this preference given to the comic genius of the poet as ...
... present , in these cases , to speak highly of the Doctor's authority , and to dissent from almost every one of his critical decisions . For my own part , I so far consider this preference given to the comic genius of the poet as ...
257. oldal
... present " familiar in our mouths as household names , " and whether they are actual persons or creations of the poet's pen , is an impertinent inquiry . The pic- turesque and local scenery is as fresh as the lichen on the rock the ...
... present " familiar in our mouths as household names , " and whether they are actual persons or creations of the poet's pen , is an impertinent inquiry . The pic- turesque and local scenery is as fresh as the lichen on the rock the ...
322. oldal
... present moment . Fielding was a 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 ...
... present moment . Fielding was a 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 ...
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