The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... observe that our English poets have succeeded much better in the style than in the sentiment of their tragedies . Their language is very often noble and sonorous , but the sense either very trifling or very common . On the contrary , in ...
... observe that our English poets have succeeded much better in the style than in the sentiment of their tragedies . Their language is very often noble and sonorous , but the sense either very trifling or very common . On the contrary , in ...
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... observe , that our proper gives them a grave and solemn air in their own lan - names , when familiarized in English , generally dwin- guage , to make them more proper for dispatch , and dle to monosyllables , whereas in other modern lan ...
... observe , that our proper gives them a grave and solemn air in their own lan - names , when familiarized in English , generally dwin- guage , to make them more proper for dispatch , and dle to monosyllables , whereas in other modern lan ...
Strana 294
... observe , as I stroll about town , there are great enormities committed with regard to this particular . - You shall sometimes see a man begin the offer of a salutation , and observe a for- bidding air , or escaping eye , in the person ...
... observe , as I stroll about town , there are great enormities committed with regard to this particular . - You shall sometimes see a man begin the offer of a salutation , and observe a for- bidding air , or escaping eye , in the person ...
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