The SpectatorGeorge Routledge, 1870 - Počet stran: 919 |
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... English writers were submissive to the new strength of the critical genius of France . But the English nation had then newly accomplished the great Revolution that secured its liberties , was thinking for itself , and calling forth the ...
... English writers were submissive to the new strength of the critical genius of France . But the English nation had then newly accomplished the great Revolution that secured its liberties , was thinking for itself , and calling forth the ...
Strana vi
... English Poets . ' Steele drew from life the grief of England at the death of William's Queen , which happened on the 28th of December , 1694 . Addison , writing in that year , and at the age of about 23 , for a College friend , A short ...
... English Poets . ' Steele drew from life the grief of England at the death of William's Queen , which happened on the 28th of December , 1694 . Addison , writing in that year , and at the age of about 23 , for a College friend , A short ...
Strana vii
... English Poets , young Addison gave a fifth part of the piece to expression of the admiration he felt even then for Milton . That his appreciation became critical , and , although limited , based on a sense of poetry which brought him ...
... English Poets , young Addison gave a fifth part of the piece to expression of the admiration he felt even then for Milton . That his appreciation became critical , and , although limited , based on a sense of poetry which brought him ...
Strana ix
... English comedy , and took the word of a College friend that it was valueless . There were two paths in life then open to an English writer . One was the smooth and level way of patronage ; the other a rough up - hill track for men who ...
... English comedy , and took the word of a College friend that it was valueless . There were two paths in life then open to an English writer . One was the smooth and level way of patronage ; the other a rough up - hill track for men who ...
Strana xi
... English mind was strong in Steele , and he gave unostenta- tiously a lively wit to the true service of religion , without having spoken or written to the last day of his life a word of mere religious cant . One officer thrust a duel on ...
... English mind was strong in Steele , and he gave unostenta- tiously a lively wit to the true service of religion , without having spoken or written to the last day of his life a word of mere religious cant . One officer thrust a duel on ...
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