With the Wits: Shelburne Essays, Tenth SeriesHoughton Mifflin, 1919 - 311 páginas |
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... beauty of this new form of drama is familiar to us from The Winter's Tale and Cym- beline , if not from the work of other writers ; it is of a kind , indeed , to appeal with peculiar cogency to ears accustomed to modern romance . But ...
... beauty of this new form of drama is familiar to us from The Winter's Tale and Cym- beline , if not from the work of other writers ; it is of a kind , indeed , to appeal with peculiar cogency to ears accustomed to modern romance . But ...
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... beauty , to what land soe'er It shall be called , shall stoop to any second . I do enjoy the best , and in that height Have sworn to stand or die ; you guess the man . To the King himself ( III , i ) she admits only her calculating ...
... beauty , to what land soe'er It shall be called , shall stoop to any second . I do enjoy the best , and in that height Have sworn to stand or die ; you guess the man . To the King himself ( III , i ) she admits only her calculating ...
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... beauty and a deep understanding such as , perhaps , no other poet has ever equalled . There is no ill in that ; but he has done an ill thing in bringing this fair passion wantonly , or ignorantly , to a tragic end , and has shown ...
... beauty and a deep understanding such as , perhaps , no other poet has ever equalled . There is no ill in that ; but he has done an ill thing in bringing this fair passion wantonly , or ignorantly , to a tragic end , and has shown ...
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... beauty and a deep understanding such as , perhaps , no other poet has ever equalled . There is no ill in that ; but he has done an ill thing in bringing this fair passion wantonly , or ignorantly , to a tragic end , and has shown ...
... beauty and a deep understanding such as , perhaps , no other poet has ever equalled . There is no ill in that ; but he has done an ill thing in bringing this fair passion wantonly , or ignorantly , to a tragic end , and has shown ...
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... beauty and superlative wit ; if any balance of this kind be drawn , they must be rated very high as liter- ary productions . The real criticism comes when we begin to reflect , and , reflecting , feel the want of that profounder ...
... beauty and superlative wit ; if any balance of this kind be drawn , they must be rated very high as liter- ary productions . The real criticism comes when we begin to reflect , and , reflecting , feel the want of that profounder ...
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