Lamb's Criticism: A Selection from the Literary Criticism of Charles LambThe University Press, 1923 - 114 Seiten |
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... believe that if some inspired person were to collect all the quintessential criticism of authors that exists in English , Lamb's might well figure the most largely in that slender anthology . I may be able to make my plea for Lamb's ...
... believe that if some inspired person were to collect all the quintessential criticism of authors that exists in English , Lamb's might well figure the most largely in that slender anthology . I may be able to make my plea for Lamb's ...
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... believe that such range is desirable except for a few , or that those few can have the in- tensity of appreciation of a Lamb . Those who exact vast range in a critic underestimate the expenditure of emotional force that must go to a ...
... believe that such range is desirable except for a few , or that those few can have the in- tensity of appreciation of a Lamb . Those who exact vast range in a critic underestimate the expenditure of emotional force that must go to a ...
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... believe to be Lord Brooke's , -beginning with ' Silence augmenteth grief , ' -and then seriously ask himself , whether the subject of such absorbing and confounding regrets could have been that thing which Lord Oxford termed him . The ...
... believe to be Lord Brooke's , -beginning with ' Silence augmenteth grief , ' -and then seriously ask himself , whether the subject of such absorbing and confounding regrets could have been that thing which Lord Oxford termed him . The ...
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... believe , while we are among his lovely creations , that they are nothing but what we are familiar with , as in dreams new things seem old ; but we awake , and sigh for the difference . The English Traveller . Heywood's preface to this ...
... believe , while we are among his lovely creations , that they are nothing but what we are familiar with , as in dreams new things seem old ; but we awake , and sigh for the difference . The English Traveller . Heywood's preface to this ...
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... believe effects before we have testimony for their causes . If there is no one image which attains the height of the sublime , yet the con- fluence and assemblage of them all produces a result equal to the grandest poetry . The huge ...
... believe effects before we have testimony for their causes . If there is no one image which attains the height of the sublime , yet the con- fluence and assemblage of them all produces a result equal to the grandest poetry . The huge ...
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