The Substance of Literature: Being an Essay Principally on the Influence of the Subject Matter of Sin, Ignorance and Misery in LiteratureF. Rogers, 1913 - 286 pagini |
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Pagina 12
... describes the characters of style as dif- fuse , concise , feeble , nervous , dry , plain , neat , ele- gant , flowery ; and Spencer says " the perfect writer will express himself as Junius when in the Junius frame of mind ; when he ...
... describes the characters of style as dif- fuse , concise , feeble , nervous , dry , plain , neat , ele- gant , flowery ; and Spencer says " the perfect writer will express himself as Junius when in the Junius frame of mind ; when he ...
Pagina 21
... describing the Revolution of France : " what then is this Thing , called La Revolution , which like an Angel of Death , hangs over France , noyading , fusillading , fighting , gunboring , tanning human skins ? La Revolution is but so ...
... describing the Revolution of France : " what then is this Thing , called La Revolution , which like an Angel of Death , hangs over France , noyading , fusillading , fighting , gunboring , tanning human skins ? La Revolution is but so ...
Pagina 22
... describes it we find in Wordsworth " the exquisite propriety and delicacy of his style , his easy and perfect mastery over the element of language ; " ' greater smoothness and beauty and more of strict logical coherence , in ...
... describes it we find in Wordsworth " the exquisite propriety and delicacy of his style , his easy and perfect mastery over the element of language ; " ' greater smoothness and beauty and more of strict logical coherence , in ...
Pagina 44
... describe , but these traits are not of consequence in comparison with the certainty with which , no matter how finally resonant the wave of sound may be , the thought absorbs it and becomes itself vocal and musi- cal . " The beginnings ...
... describe , but these traits are not of consequence in comparison with the certainty with which , no matter how finally resonant the wave of sound may be , the thought absorbs it and becomes itself vocal and musi- cal . " The beginnings ...
Pagina 71
... describe that country as divided into petty patriarchal states , where tribes of high spirited vassals yielded a ready , but not a servile , obedience to martial chiefs descended from the heroes under whose guidance their possessions ...
... describe that country as divided into petty patriarchal states , where tribes of high spirited vassals yielded a ready , but not a servile , obedience to martial chiefs descended from the heroes under whose guidance their possessions ...
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