Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English PoetsGarland Pub., 1970 - 386 страница |
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... character of Dr. Johnson , he pub- lished two pamphlets in answer to the Doctor's PATRIOT , and FALSE ALARM , and is said to have prepared an answer to TAXATION NO TYRANNY . On these fubjects fubjects the writings of Scott have much ...
... character of Dr. Johnson , he pub- lished two pamphlets in answer to the Doctor's PATRIOT , and FALSE ALARM , and is said to have prepared an answer to TAXATION NO TYRANNY . On these fubjects fubjects the writings of Scott have much ...
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... characters in the fame poem , is true , but it may be deemed fome merit , that he has not grouped them confusedly together ; they are viewed in fucceffion , one character is difmiffed be- fore the other is produced , and they are all ...
... characters in the fame poem , is true , but it may be deemed fome merit , that he has not grouped them confusedly together ; they are viewed in fucceffion , one character is difmiffed be- fore the other is produced , and they are all ...
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... character , is certainly no no very difficult bufi- nefs . Windfor was before compared to Eden , it is now compared to Olympus ; but the man who has never seen Wind- for , can receive no idea of its appearance from these comparisons ...
... character , is certainly no no very difficult bufi- nefs . Windfor was before compared to Eden , it is now compared to Olympus ; but the man who has never seen Wind- for , can receive no idea of its appearance from these comparisons ...
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Critical Essays on Some of the Poems of Several English Poets: With an ... John Scott Преглед исечка - 1969 |
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