The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 23
... whole charm , and puts an end to our admiration of the sublime or beautiful . Reading the finest passage in Milton's Paradise Lost in a false tone , will make it seem insipid and absurd . The cavilling at , or invidiously pointing out ...
... whole charm , and puts an end to our admiration of the sublime or beautiful . Reading the finest passage in Milton's Paradise Lost in a false tone , will make it seem insipid and absurd . The cavilling at , or invidiously pointing out ...
Page 57
... whole of this delightful performance a fresh- ness and purity like the first breath of morning . Its sportive irony never trespasses on modesty , though it sometimes ( laughing ) threatens to do so ! Suckling's Letters are full of ...
... whole of this delightful performance a fresh- ness and purity like the first breath of morning . Its sportive irony never trespasses on modesty , though it sometimes ( laughing ) threatens to do so ! Suckling's Letters are full of ...
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... whole and every part is made out . They exhibit the most uncommon features , with the most uncommon expressions : but which yet are as familiar and intelligible as possible , because with all the boldness , they have all the truth of ...
... whole and every part is made out . They exhibit the most uncommon features , with the most uncommon expressions : but which yet are as familiar and intelligible as possible , because with all the boldness , they have all the truth of ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
On Cowley Butler Suckling Etherege | 70 |
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