Essays on English Poets and Poetry from the Edinburgh ReviewRoutledge, 1905 - 591 pàgines |
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Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey. tones of worldly gallantry , or the caricatures of affected simplicity . Otway ... tone to his ordinary writing failed altogether to support him in his attempt t write actual tragedy ; and Irene is ...
Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey. tones of worldly gallantry , or the caricatures of affected simplicity . Otway ... tone to his ordinary writing failed altogether to support him in his attempt t write actual tragedy ; and Irene is ...
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... tone of his gallantry . He has written with more passion , perhaps , and more variety of natural feeling , on the subject of love , than any other poet whatever - but with a fervour that is sometimes indelicate , and seldom accommodated ...
... tone of his gallantry . He has written with more passion , perhaps , and more variety of natural feeling , on the subject of love , than any other poet whatever - but with a fervour that is sometimes indelicate , and seldom accommodated ...
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... tone to discussions of weight and moment . Mr Scott has many other characteristic excellences : but we have already detained our readers too long with this imperfect sketch of his poetical character , and must proceed , without further ...
... tone to discussions of weight and moment . Mr Scott has many other characteristic excellences : but we have already detained our readers too long with this imperfect sketch of his poetical character , and must proceed , without further ...
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Essays on English Poets and Poetry from the Edinburgh Review Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey Visualització de fragments - 1905 |
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