Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... person in the dialogue makes no answer and feels no concern , yet the eye of that vast luminary is upon him , like ... persons and things , as the heroic does from human passion , but in theory they are distinct . When Richard II calls ...
... person in the dialogue makes no answer and feels no concern , yet the eye of that vast luminary is upon him , like ... persons and things , as the heroic does from human passion , but in theory they are distinct . When Richard II calls ...
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... persons , and but one or two , that I should like to have been , better than Pope ! Dryden was a better prose - writer , and a bolder and more varied versifier , than Pope . He was a more vigorous thinker , a more correct and logical ...
... persons , and but one or two , that I should like to have been , better than Pope ! Dryden was a better prose - writer , and a bolder and more varied versifier , than Pope . He was a more vigorous thinker , a more correct and logical ...
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... Persons who are in the habit of reading novels and romances are compelled to take a deep interest , and to have their affections strongly excited by fictitious characters and imaginary situations ; their thoughts and feelings are ...
... Persons who are in the habit of reading novels and romances are compelled to take a deep interest , and to have their affections strongly excited by fictitious characters and imaginary situations ; their thoughts and feelings are ...
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