Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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William Hazlitt. it is observed , that ' In poetry the same effect is produced by a few abrupt and rapid gleams of description , touching , as it were with fire , the features and edges of a general mass of awful obscurity ; but in ...
William Hazlitt. it is observed , that ' In poetry the same effect is produced by a few abrupt and rapid gleams of description , touching , as it were with fire , the features and edges of a general mass of awful obscurity ; but in ...
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... produced the pointed coruscations of his wit ; his playful irony was the result of inward bitterness of thought ; his imagination was the product of the literal , dry , incorrigible tenaciousness of his understanding . He endeavoured to ...
... produced the pointed coruscations of his wit ; his playful irony was the result of inward bitterness of thought ; his imagination was the product of the literal , dry , incorrigible tenaciousness of his understanding . He endeavoured to ...
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... produced since the days of Shakespeare ' . Dr Gregory says , ' he must rank , as a universal genius , above Dryden , and , perhaps , only second to Shakespeare ' . Mr Her- bert Croft is still more unqualified in his praises ; he asserts ...
... produced since the days of Shakespeare ' . Dr Gregory says , ' he must rank , as a universal genius , above Dryden , and , perhaps , only second to Shakespeare ' . Mr Her- bert Croft is still more unqualified in his praises ; he asserts ...
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