Memorials of Shakspeare: Or, Sketches of His Character and GeniusH. Colburn, 1828 - 494 страница |
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... passed since the death of its object , biography can supply us with many additional facts , it must assuredly be an ungrateful and thankless task to endeavour to strip us of what small portion had been treasured up , and to leave us on ...
... passed since the death of its object , biography can supply us with many additional facts , it must assuredly be an ungrateful and thankless task to endeavour to strip us of what small portion had been treasured up , and to leave us on ...
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... in too many instances , the man- ner for the matter ; the shadow for the substance . He passed his criticisms , and dealt out his invectives with so little cere- From results such as these , which cannot be contemplated PREFATORY ESSAY .
... in too many instances , the man- ner for the matter ; the shadow for the substance . He passed his criticisms , and dealt out his invectives with so little cere- From results such as these , which cannot be contemplated PREFATORY ESSAY .
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... passing , however , as lightly and rapidly over the ground occupied by my first division as possible , present- ing as it does , with occasional illustrations of some value , so much of what is vindictive , trivial , or repulsive . The ...
... passing , however , as lightly and rapidly over the ground occupied by my first division as possible , present- ing as it does , with occasional illustrations of some value , so much of what is vindictive , trivial , or repulsive . The ...
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... Passing over two or three publications of little moment , our attention becomes fixed by Professor Richardson's " Essays on Shakspeare's Dramatic Characters . " Of these the first portion was pub- lished in 1774 , a second in 1784 , and ...
... Passing over two or three publications of little moment , our attention becomes fixed by Professor Richardson's " Essays on Shakspeare's Dramatic Characters . " Of these the first portion was pub- lished in 1774 , a second in 1784 , and ...
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... their works , we should not content ourselves with the narration of events long since passed , but apply their maxims and conduct to our own . Having intimated that times and manners lend their form and CHARACTERISTICS OF HIS GENIUS . 75.
... their works , we should not content ourselves with the narration of events long since passed , but apply their maxims and conduct to our own . Having intimated that times and manners lend their form and CHARACTERISTICS OF HIS GENIUS . 75.
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