The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 108
... 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 familiar to us ; and Mambrino's helmet still glitters in the sun ! We not ...
... 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 familiar to us ; and Mambrino's helmet still glitters in the sun ! We not ...
Page 112
... romantic turn of the character of Parson Adams ( the only romantic character in his works ) , and the proverbial humour of Partridge , which is kept up only for a few pages . Fielding's novels are , in general , thoroughly his own ; and ...
... romantic turn of the character of Parson Adams ( the only romantic character in his works ) , and the proverbial humour of Partridge , which is kept up only for a few pages . Fielding's novels are , in general , thoroughly his own ; and ...
Page 348
... romantic strikes from novelty , strangeness and contrast . Both are founded in essential and indestructible principles of human nature . We may prefer the one to the other , as we chuse , but to set up an arbitrary and bigotted standard ...
... romantic strikes from novelty , strangeness and contrast . Both are founded in essential and indestructible principles of human nature . We may prefer the one to the other , as we chuse , but to set up an arbitrary and bigotted standard ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
On Cowley Butler Suckling Etherege | 70 |
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