Select Essays of Sainte-Beuve: Chiefly Bearing on English LiteratureE. Arnold, 1895 - 268 sivua |
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... genius and their union results in a moral epistle , it cannot be the same thing as that genius which we find so varied and so diversely creative in expressing the passions of the drama or the epic . Where will you find reason in the ...
... genius and their union results in a moral epistle , it cannot be the same thing as that genius which we find so varied and so diversely creative in expressing the passions of the drama or the epic . Where will you find reason in the ...
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... genius and of that which he recognises as Shakespeare's master - faculty - ' imagina- tion or pure passion . ' For my own part , I confess that expositions of this sort about great men of genius , taken a priori as absolute types and ...
... genius and of that which he recognises as Shakespeare's master - faculty - ' imagina- tion or pure passion . ' For my own part , I confess that expositions of this sort about great men of genius , taken a priori as absolute types and ...
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... genius of England and the most difficult to explain - Milton - has been estimated and unfolded by M. Taine as he has never , to my know- ledge , been until now . He appears just at his proper moment , and after a well - marked picture ...
... genius of England and the most difficult to explain - Milton - has been estimated and unfolded by M. Taine as he has never , to my know- ledge , been until now . He appears just at his proper moment , and after a well - marked picture ...
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WHAT IS A CLASSIC? 1850 | 1 |
OF A LITERARY TRADITION AND IN WHAT SENSE | 21 |
LETTERS OF LORD CHESTERFIELD TO HIS SON 1850 | 51 |
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Achilleid admire Æschylus agreeable ancient beauty Boileau Bonstetten century charm Cicero classic Cowper critic delicate elegance English essay everything expression father favour feeling France French genius Gibbon give grace Gray Greek Grote happy heart Homer honour Horace Horace Walpole human idea Iliad imagination intellect John Gilpin judgement kind Lady Lausanne learned less letters literary literature living Lord Chesterfield Louis XIV matter ment Milton mind Molière Montesquieu moral nature never Odyssey Olney once original passage passion perhaps philosophy Pisistratus pleasure poem poet poetic poetry Pope possession recognised Roman Sainte-Beuve seems society soul speak spirit Taine talent taste thee things thou thought Thucydides tion touch Trajan translation true truth Unwin verse Villoison Voltaire walk whole WILLIAM COWPER wish word write wrote young