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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... interest is largely literary and pedantic ; it has but a kind of rotting acquaintance with human nature ; the Poet - in- Charge is rather gibing and japing a certain mode of literary activity , and therewith a select few among his ...
... interest is largely literary and pedantic ; it has but a kind of rotting acquaintance with human nature ; the Poet - in- Charge is rather gibing and japing a certain mode of literary activity , and therewith a select few among his ...
Strana 27
... interest in The Squire of Alsatia and The Suspicious Husband . But Fielding's heroes and heroines , his rascals and his gulls , his intrigues , his diversions , his attempts at invention , are ever a blank to me : I forget them as I ...
... interest in The Squire of Alsatia and The Suspicious Husband . But Fielding's heroes and heroines , his rascals and his gulls , his intrigues , his diversions , his attempts at invention , are ever a blank to me : I forget them as I ...
Strana 29
... interests of Purity and Art and Victorian - England one does ) -have taken for a livelihood to hackney - coaching after all . For my own part , I wish he had left a diary of his assault upon the Stage . He must , I think , have loved ...
... interests of Purity and Art and Victorian - England one does ) -have taken for a livelihood to hackney - coaching after all . For my own part , I wish he had left a diary of his assault upon the Stage . He must , I think , have loved ...
Strana 30
... interest in the Human Comedy , he was ever concerned to any serious purpose with those acts of it which are some pains to show must of necessity be written in English , inasmuch as it could not possibly be written in anything else ...
... interest in the Human Comedy , he was ever concerned to any serious purpose with those acts of it which are some pains to show must of necessity be written in English , inasmuch as it could not possibly be written in anything else ...
Strana 35
... interests as enables - nay , in the end compels - them to prosper in their new way . In Fielding there cannot but have been a great capacity for intellectual effort and enrichment . He was certainly no bibulous and futile wastrel that ...
... interests as enables - nay , in the end compels - them to prosper in their new way . In Fielding there cannot but have been a great capacity for intellectual effort and enrichment . He was certainly no bibulous and futile wastrel that ...
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