Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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William Hazlitt. And learned had to love with secret looks ; And well could dance ; and sing with ruefulness ; And fortunes tell ; and read in loving books ; And thousand other ways to bait his fleshly hooks . Inconstant man that loved ...
William Hazlitt. And learned had to love with secret looks ; And well could dance ; and sing with ruefulness ; And fortunes tell ; and read in loving books ; And thousand other ways to bait his fleshly hooks . Inconstant man that loved ...
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... learned style , so that we have never heard them before . Themistocles thought that the same sounding epithets could not suit all subjects , as the same dress does not fit all persons . The style of our modern prose - writers is very ...
... learned style , so that we have never heard them before . Themistocles thought that the same sounding epithets could not suit all subjects , as the same dress does not fit all persons . The style of our modern prose - writers is very ...
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... learned anti- quaries who have endeaboured to prove that the poems attributed to Rowley were really written by him , I observe many ingenious remarks in confirmation of their opinion , which it would be tedious , if not difficult , to ...
... learned anti- quaries who have endeaboured to prove that the poems attributed to Rowley were really written by him , I observe many ingenious remarks in confirmation of their opinion , which it would be tedious , if not difficult , to ...
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