Essays--Fielding: Smollett: Hazlitt: Burns: Byron's World: 'Pippin': Othello: 'T.E.B.': Old England: Balzac: Hugo--Macmillan and Company, Limited, 1921 - 431 strán (strany) |
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Strana ix
... Sligo , 277 : Joseph Blackett , 280 : Augusta Leigh , 281 : John Murray , 285 : Thomas Moore , 289 : Samuel Rogers , 298 : Robert Southey , 300 : William Pole Tylney Long Wellesley , 304 : John Galt , 310 ix CONTENTS.
... Sligo , 277 : Joseph Blackett , 280 : Augusta Leigh , 281 : John Murray , 285 : Thomas Moore , 289 : Samuel Rogers , 298 : Robert Southey , 300 : William Pole Tylney Long Wellesley , 304 : John Galt , 310 ix CONTENTS.
Strana 47
... Moore , whose Zeluco , now almost unreadable , was long renowned as moving and most dangerous work ; by Walter Scott , who , taking his author , as he took most things , Like a gentleman at ease , With moral breadth of temperament ...
... Moore , whose Zeluco , now almost unreadable , was long renowned as moving and most dangerous work ; by Walter Scott , who , taking his author , as he took most things , Like a gentleman at ease , With moral breadth of temperament ...
Strana 59
... Moore , was one of his admiring correspondents . Yet there seems hundred years between the two . a 1 ' Through whom , ' writes Smollett to his American cor- respondent , ' I enjoy ( 1767 ) a comfortable , though moderate , estate ...
... Moore , was one of his admiring correspondents . Yet there seems hundred years between the two . a 1 ' Through whom , ' writes Smollett to his American cor- respondent , ' I enjoy ( 1767 ) a comfortable , though moderate , estate ...
Strana 98
... Moore , its Hook and Egan and Jon Bee ; it accepted its convinced and pedantic sycophant in Southey , its gay , light - hearted protestant in Leigh Hunt ; it nibbled at its Words- worth , knew not what to make of its Coleridge ...
... Moore , its Hook and Egan and Jon Bee ; it accepted its convinced and pedantic sycophant in Southey , its gay , light - hearted protestant in Leigh Hunt ; it nibbled at its Words- worth , knew not what to make of its Coleridge ...
Strana 127
... Moore , for a retentive memory , a stubborn , sturdy some- thing in my disposition , and an enthusiastic idiot - piety . In my infant and boyish days , too , I owed much to an old maid of my mother's , remarkable for her ignorance ...
... Moore , for a retentive memory , a stubborn , sturdy some- thing in my disposition , and an enthusiastic idiot - piety . In my infant and boyish days , too , I owed much to an old maid of my mother's , remarkable for her ignorance ...
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