Lectures on the English PoetsT. Miller, 1819 - 331 páginas |
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... racter whom he considered as after the devil , ( though I do not know whether he would make even that exception ) the greatest enemy of the human race . This may serve to shew that Mil- ton's Satan is not a very insipid personage . Of ...
... racter whom he considered as after the devil , ( though I do not know whether he would make even that exception ) the greatest enemy of the human race . This may serve to shew that Mil- ton's Satan is not a very insipid personage . Of ...
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... racter . Dryden's plays are better than Pope could have written ; for though he does not go out of himself by the force of imagination , he goes out of himself by the force of common - places and rhetorical dialogue . On the other hand ...
... racter . Dryden's plays are better than Pope could have written ; for though he does not go out of himself by the force of imagination , he goes out of himself by the force of common - places and rhetorical dialogue . On the other hand ...
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... It has been usual to attack Burns's moral cha- racter , and the moral tendency of his writings at the same time ; and Mr. Wordsworth , in a letter to Mr. Gray , Master of the High School at ON BURNS , AND THE OLD BALLADS . 255.
... It has been usual to attack Burns's moral cha- racter , and the moral tendency of his writings at the same time ; and Mr. Wordsworth , in a letter to Mr. Gray , Master of the High School at ON BURNS , AND THE OLD BALLADS . 255.
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... racter , fades , upon acquaintance , into the light of common day ; as the azure tints that deck the mountain's brow are lost on a nearer approach to them . It is well , according to the moral of one of the Lyrical Ballads , - " To ...
... racter , fades , upon acquaintance , into the light of common day ; as the azure tints that deck the mountain's brow are lost on a nearer approach to them . It is well , according to the moral of one of the Lyrical Ballads , - " To ...
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... racter , at once violent and sullen , fierce and gloomy . It is not the passion of a mind struggling with mis- fortune , or the hopelessness of its desires , but of a mind preying upon itself , and disgusted with , or indifferent to all ...
... racter , at once violent and sullen , fierce and gloomy . It is not the passion of a mind struggling with mis- fortune , or the hopelessness of its desires , but of a mind preying upon itself , and disgusted with , or indifferent to all ...
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