Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - Počet stran: 340 |
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... turn back , to connect their several adventures together . In fact , Butler drives only at a set of obnoxious opinions , and runs into general declamations . His poem in its essence is a satire , or didactic poem . It is not virtually ...
... turn back , to connect their several adventures together . In fact , Butler drives only at a set of obnoxious opinions , and runs into general declamations . His poem in its essence is a satire , or didactic poem . It is not virtually ...
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... turn for profit or delight , than to the standard productions in this species of composition . We find there a close imitation of men and manners ; we see the very web and texture of society as it really exists , and as we meet with it ...
... turn for profit or delight , than to the standard productions in this species of composition . We find there a close imitation of men and manners ; we see the very web and texture of society as it really exists , and as we meet with it ...
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... turn it round , in order that it may go on again , or else all our labour is lost , and we must wait for some other mode of ascertaining the time before we can recover Our reckoning and proceed as before . The philosopher in his cell ...
... turn it round , in order that it may go on again , or else all our labour is lost , and we must wait for some other mode of ascertaining the time before we can recover Our reckoning and proceed as before . The philosopher in his cell ...
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