The Book of Authors: A Collection of Criticisms, Ana, Môts, Personal Descriptions, Etc. Etc. Etc. Wholly Referring to English Men of Letters in Every Age of English LiteratureF. Warne and Company, 1871 - 516 oldal |
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56. oldal
... give 245. at the second - hand , and is sold for 30s . , it being a book the bishops will not let be printed again ... gives himself up to his present feelings , who is so much heart and soul in what he writes . The spirit of song dances ...
... give 245. at the second - hand , and is sold for 30s . , it being a book the bishops will not let be printed again ... gives himself up to his present feelings , who is so much heart and soul in what he writes . The spirit of song dances ...
70. oldal
... give the reader more pleasure . - Dr . Hurd . Thomas Fuller . 1608-1661 . Next to Shakspeare I am not certain whether Thomas Fuller , beyond all writers , does not excite in me the sense and emotions of the marvellous ; the degree in ...
... give the reader more pleasure . - Dr . Hurd . Thomas Fuller . 1608-1661 . Next to Shakspeare I am not certain whether Thomas Fuller , beyond all writers , does not excite in me the sense and emotions of the marvellous ; the degree in ...
411. oldal
... give each his due - none can afford to give it more than Mr. Campbell himself , who , with a high reputation for origi- nality and a fame which cannot be shaken , is the only poet of the times ( except Rogers ) who can be reproached ...
... give each his due - none can afford to give it more than Mr. Campbell himself , who , with a high reputation for origi- nality and a fame which cannot be shaken , is the only poet of the times ( except Rogers ) who can be reproached ...
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