Lamb's Criticism: A Selection from the Literary Criticism of Charles LambThe University Press, 1923 - 114 Seiten |
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... virtue . Now it is the first and greatest glory of Lamb's criticism that not a little of it has got just this quality of indispensable- ness . The Lear passage has grown to be almost inseparable from the play : we simply cannot do ...
... virtue . Now it is the first and greatest glory of Lamb's criticism that not a little of it has got just this quality of indispensable- ness . The Lear passage has grown to be almost inseparable from the play : we simply cannot do ...
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... virtue of immense reading be exaggerated ? The total amount of great literature extant in the world is very large . A few supermen , uniting a high vitality with powerful eyesight , pro- digious memories , a highly developed patience of ...
... virtue of immense reading be exaggerated ? The total amount of great literature extant in the world is very large . A few supermen , uniting a high vitality with powerful eyesight , pro- digious memories , a highly developed patience of ...
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... virtue there ungratefulness ? The last line of this poem is a little obscured by transposition . He means , Do they call ungratefulness there a virtue ? II Come , Sleep , O Sleep , the certain knot of peace , The baiting place of wit ...
... virtue there ungratefulness ? The last line of this poem is a little obscured by transposition . He means , Do they call ungratefulness there a virtue ? II Come , Sleep , O Sleep , the certain knot of peace , The baiting place of wit ...
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... virtue art . VIII LOVE still a boy , and oft a wanton , is , School'd only by his mother's tender eye ; What wonder then , if he his lesson miss , When for so soft a rod dear play he try ? And yet my STAR , because a sugar'd kiss In ...
... virtue art . VIII LOVE still a boy , and oft a wanton , is , School'd only by his mother's tender eye ; What wonder then , if he his lesson miss , When for so soft a rod dear play he try ? And yet my STAR , because a sugar'd kiss In ...
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... Virtue , which Sedley , Villiers , and Rochester , wanted depth of libertinism enough to have invented . THOMAS DECKER Old Fortunatus . The humour of a frantic lover , in the scene where Orleans to his friend Galloway defends the ...
... Virtue , which Sedley , Villiers , and Rochester , wanted depth of libertinism enough to have invented . THOMAS DECKER Old Fortunatus . The humour of a frantic lover , in the scene where Orleans to his friend Galloway defends the ...
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