Lectures on the English PoetsWiley and Putnam, 1845 - 255 páginas |
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... affectation of the time . Compare , for example , Othello's apology to the senate , relating " his whole course of love , " with some of the preceding parts relating to his appoint- ment , and the official dispatches from Cyprus . In ...
... affectation of the time . Compare , for example , Othello's apology to the senate , relating " his whole course of love , " with some of the preceding parts relating to his appoint- ment , and the official dispatches from Cyprus . In ...
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... affectation , as the occasion seems to require . The following are some of the finest instances : His hand was known In heaven by many a tower'd structure high ; - Nor was his name unheard or unador'd In ancient Greece : and in the ...
... affectation , as the occasion seems to require . The following are some of the finest instances : His hand was known In heaven by many a tower'd structure high ; - Nor was his name unheard or unador'd In ancient Greece : and in the ...
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... affectation . A toilette is described with the solemnity of an altar raised to the goddess of vanity , and the history of a silver bodkin is given with all the pomp of heraldry . No pains are spared , no profusion of ornament , no ...
... affectation . A toilette is described with the solemnity of an altar raised to the goddess of vanity , and the history of a silver bodkin is given with all the pomp of heraldry . No pains are spared , no profusion of ornament , no ...
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... affectation , and in the end degenerate into it from the natural spirit of contradiction , and the constant uneasy sense of disappointment and undeserved ridicule . But to return . His Crabbe is , if not the most natural , the most ...
... affectation , and in the end degenerate into it from the natural spirit of contradiction , and the constant uneasy sense of disappointment and undeserved ridicule . But to return . His Crabbe is , if not the most natural , the most ...
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... affectation as if a peer of the realm were to sit for his picture with a crook and cocked hat on , smiling with an insipid air of no meaning , between nature and fashion . Sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia is a lasting monument of perverted ...
... affectation as if a peer of the realm were to sit for his picture with a crook and cocked hat on , smiling with an insipid air of no meaning , between nature and fashion . Sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia is a lasting monument of perverted ...
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