Lamb's Criticism: A Selection from the Literary Criticism of Charles LambThe University Press, 1923 - 114 Seiten |
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... faculty of self - surrender and a certain modicum of bookishness ; probably many other qualities , but these will suffice . Some great men who have the qualification of being poets entirely lack at least one of the other necessary ...
... faculty of self - surrender and a certain modicum of bookishness ; probably many other qualities , but these will suffice . Some great men who have the qualification of being poets entirely lack at least one of the other necessary ...
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... faculty of brooding over what they read as Lamb had . You feel that in them there is always present the desire to express in words what they feel about the books they read , and that they are always a little restless until they have ...
... faculty of brooding over what they read as Lamb had . You feel that in them there is always present the desire to express in words what they feel about the books they read , and that they are always a little restless until they have ...
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... faculty for appreciation . But I cannot 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 ...
... faculty for appreciation . But I cannot 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 ...
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... faculty was passive , when it comes under cool ex- amination , shall appear so reasonless and so unlinked , that we are ashamed to have been so deluded ; and to have taken , though but in sleep , a monster for a god . But the ...
... faculty was passive , when it comes under cool ex- amination , shall appear so reasonless and so unlinked , that we are ashamed to have been so deluded ; and to have taken , though but in sleep , a monster for a god . But the ...
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... faculty of being able to read or recite the same when put into words1 ; or what connection that absolute mastery over the heart and soul of man , which a great dramatic poet possesses , has with those low tricks upon the eye and ear ...
... faculty of being able to read or recite the same when put into words1 ; or what connection that absolute mastery over the heart and soul of man , which a great dramatic poet possesses , has with those low tricks upon the eye and ear ...
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