The Major Critics: The Development of English Literary CriticismCharles Shiveley Holmes Knopf, 1957 - 313 sivua |
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... question , whether it be worth attaining : and upon the decision of these two questions will rest my claim to the approbation of the Public . Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772-1834 BECAUSE of his extraordinary ambitiousness and 210 [ The ...
... question , whether it be worth attaining : and upon the decision of these two questions will rest my claim to the approbation of the Public . Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772-1834 BECAUSE of his extraordinary ambitiousness and 210 [ The ...
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... question , and , like Balaam , to be unable to speak anything but what the Lord has put in your mouth . I know nothing more striking , and I must add that I know nothing more un - English . 99 For the Englishman in general is like my ...
... question , and , like Balaam , to be unable to speak anything but what the Lord has put in your mouth . I know nothing more striking , and I must add that I know nothing more un - English . 99 For the Englishman in general is like my ...
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... question of the morality of the novel till the last , and at the last I find I have used up my space . It is a question surrounded with difficulties , as witness the very first that meets us , in the form of a definite question , on the ...
... question of the morality of the novel till the last , and at the last I find I have used up my space . It is a question surrounded with difficulties , as witness the very first that meets us , in the form of a definite question , on the ...
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