Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent and Company, 1900 - 304 oldal |
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81. oldal
... style of poetry , being remarkable for breadth and massiness , or what Dr. Johnson calls " aggregation of ideas , " beyond almost any other poet . He has in this respect been compared to Michael Angelo , but not with much reason : his ...
... style of poetry , being remarkable for breadth and massiness , or what Dr. Johnson calls " aggregation of ideas , " beyond almost any other poet . He has in this respect been compared to Michael Angelo , but not with much reason : his ...
105. oldal
... style , though so much later , and though style in general has been so much studied , and in the mechanical part so much improved since then . It bears every mark of being what he himself in the dedication of one of his plays tells us ...
... style , though so much later , and though style in general has been so much studied , and in the mechanical part so much improved since then . It bears every mark of being what he himself in the dedication of one of his plays tells us ...
153. oldal
... style , on the contrary , resembles rather the rumbling of mimic thunder at one of our theatres ; and the light he throws upon a subject is like the dazzling effect of phosphorus , or an ignis fatuus of words . There is a wide ...
... style , on the contrary , resembles rather the rumbling of mimic thunder at one of our theatres ; and the light he throws upon a subject is like the dazzling effect of phosphorus , or an ignis fatuus of words . There is a wide ...
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