Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - Počet stran: 340 |
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... imagination brooding over ' airy nothing , ' or over a favourite object , where ' love's golden shaft hath killed ... imagination , of solitude and melancholy musing born , ' so it may be best drawn from the imagination . Millamant , in ...
... imagination brooding over ' airy nothing , ' or over a favourite object , where ' love's golden shaft hath killed ... imagination , of solitude and melancholy musing born , ' so it may be best drawn from the imagination . Millamant , in ...
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... imagination that ever existed , and wrote the oddest mixture of poetry and prose . He does not appear to have taken advantage of any thing in actual nature , from one end of his works to the other ; and yet , throughout all his works ...
... imagination that ever existed , and wrote the oddest mixture of poetry and prose . He does not appear to have taken advantage of any thing in actual nature , from one end of his works to the other ; and yet , throughout all his works ...
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... imagination , and we cannot , or will not , get rid of the impression : why should good - nature and generosity be the only feelings in which we will not allow a little forgetfulness of ourselves ? Once more . If self - love , or each ...
... imagination , and we cannot , or will not , get rid of the impression : why should good - nature and generosity be the only feelings in which we will not allow a little forgetfulness of ourselves ? Once more . If self - love , or each ...
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