Lectures on the English Comic Writers with Miscellaneous EssaysJ. M. Dent & sons, Limited, 1963 - Počet stran: 346 |
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... instance in point ( I do not know which were the cleverest ) ; and the best of the Rejected Addresses is the parody on Crabbe , though I do not certainly think that Crabbe is the most ridiculous poet now living . Lear and the Fool are ...
... instance in point ( I do not know which were the cleverest ) ; and the best of the Rejected Addresses is the parody on Crabbe , though I do not certainly think that Crabbe is the most ridiculous poet now living . Lear and the Fool are ...
Strana 32
... instance which , if I would , I could not get over . ' He is the leviathan of all the creatures of the author's comic genius , and tumbles about his un- wieldy bulk in an ocean of wit and humour . ' But in general it will be found ( if ...
... instance which , if I would , I could not get over . ' He is the leviathan of all the creatures of the author's comic genius , and tumbles about his un- wieldy bulk in an ocean of wit and humour . ' But in general it will be found ( if ...
Strana 295
... instance appears to have extended to the providing for the dinner ; for so sharp - set were they , that to cut short a debate with a butcher's apprentice about leaving a leg of mutton without the money , the cook clapped it into the pot ...
... instance appears to have extended to the providing for the dinner ; for so sharp - set were they , that to cut short a debate with a butcher's apprentice about leaving a leg of mutton without the money , the cook clapped it into the pot ...
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