The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 108
... Don Quixote de la Mancha ; who presents something more stately , more romantic , and at the same time more real to the imagination than any other hero upon record . His lineaments , his accoutrements , his pasteboard vizor , are ...
... Don Quixote de la Mancha ; who presents something more stately , more romantic , and at the same time more real to the imagination than any other hero upon record . His lineaments , his accoutrements , his pasteboard vizor , are ...
Page 110
... Don Quixote are strictly individuals ; that is , they do not so much belong to , as form a class by themselves . In other words , the actions and manners of the chief dramatis persona do not arise out of the actions and manners of those ...
... Don Quixote are strictly individuals ; that is , they do not so much belong to , as form a class by themselves . In other words , the actions and manners of the chief dramatis persona do not arise out of the actions and manners of those ...
Page 378
... Don Quixote . Part I. , 1605 ; Part II . , 1615 . " The long - forgotten order of chivalry . ' ' The long - neglected and almost extinguished order of knight - errantry . ' Don Quixote ( trans . Jarvis ) , Part I. , Book Iv . chap . 28 ...
... Don Quixote . Part I. , 1605 ; Part II . , 1615 . " The long - forgotten order of chivalry . ' ' The long - neglected and almost extinguished order of knight - errantry . ' Don Quixote ( trans . Jarvis ) , Part I. , Book Iv . chap . 28 ...
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