Essays and Reviews, Том 1Ticknor and Fields, 1878 |
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... ment of the new order of things , was projected in a lofty attic by two briefless barristers and a titheless parson ; the former are now lords , and the latter is a snug pre- bendary , rejoicing in the reputation of being the divinest ...
... ment of the new order of things , was projected in a lofty attic by two briefless barristers and a titheless parson ; the former are now lords , and the latter is a snug pre- bendary , rejoicing in the reputation of being the divinest ...
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... ment of a powerful and cultivated intellect , as it success- ively appears in the well - trained logician , the discrimi- nating critic , the comprehensive thinker , the practical and far - sighted statesman , and the student of ...
... ment of a powerful and cultivated intellect , as it success- ively appears in the well - trained logician , the discrimi- nating critic , the comprehensive thinker , the practical and far - sighted statesman , and the student of ...
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... ment . In this bustling and utilitarian age , when even poets become involved in politics and commercial specu- lations , and literally make a noise in the world , we do not often hear of a writer who keeps the even tenor of his way ...
... ment . In this bustling and utilitarian age , when even poets become involved in politics and commercial specu- lations , and literally make a noise in the world , we do not often hear of a writer who keeps the even tenor of his way ...
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... ment of Johnson is often pedantic , but it does not appear so bad in his writings as in the monstrous masses of ver- biage beneath which the thin frames of his imitators are crushed . The style of Carlyle is faulty , when judged by the ...
... ment of Johnson is often pedantic , but it does not appear so bad in his writings as in the monstrous masses of ver- biage beneath which the thin frames of his imitators are crushed . The style of Carlyle is faulty , when judged by the ...
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... ment , than by what speaks to their spiritual nature . Still , he must be a daring and somewhat impudent per- son , who decides upon the whole reach of human sym- pathies by the range of his own , and calls that mean- ingless and ...
... ment , than by what speaks to their spiritual nature . Still , he must be a daring and somewhat impudent per- son , who decides upon the whole reach of human sym- pathies by the range of his own , and calls that mean- ingless and ...
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