Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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47. oldal
... spirit ; by provoking to such dispositions of spirit , in way of emulation or complaisance , and by sea- soning matter , otherwise distasteful or insipid , with an unusual and thence grateful tang . ” — Barrow's Works , Serm . 14 . I ...
... spirit ; by provoking to such dispositions of spirit , in way of emulation or complaisance , and by sea- soning matter , otherwise distasteful or insipid , with an unusual and thence grateful tang . ” — Barrow's Works , Serm . 14 . I ...
103. oldal
... spirit ; but it is the spirit of licentiousness and impiety . At no time do there appear to have been such extreme speculations afloat on the subject of religion and morality , as there were shortly after the Reformation , and ...
... spirit ; but it is the spirit of licentiousness and impiety . At no time do there appear to have been such extreme speculations afloat on the subject of religion and morality , as there were shortly after the Reformation , and ...
164. oldal
... spirit that informs them . His comedies have on this account probably a greater appearance of truth and nature than almost any others . His incidents succeed one another with rapidity , but without premedita- tion ; his wit is easy and ...
... spirit that informs them . His comedies have on this account probably a greater appearance of truth and nature than almost any others . His incidents succeed one another with rapidity , but without premedita- tion ; his wit is easy and ...
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