Coleridge's Literary CriticismOxford University Press, 1949 - 266 страници |
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... seems to have been really more power- ful in discoursing vivâ voce in conversation than with his pen in hand . It seems as if the excitement of company called something like reality and consecutive- ness into his reasonings , which in ...
... seems to have been really more power- ful in discoursing vivâ voce in conversation than with his pen in hand . It seems as if the excitement of company called something like reality and consecutive- ness into his reasonings , which in ...
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... seems to be totally deficient in that modifying faculty , which compresses several units into one whole . The truth is , he does not possess imagina- tion in its highest form - that of stamping il più nell ' uno . Hence his poems ...
... seems to be totally deficient in that modifying faculty , which compresses several units into one whole . The truth is , he does not possess imagina- tion in its highest form - that of stamping il più nell ' uno . Hence his poems ...
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... seems quite modern in comparison with the style of Shakespeare . Ben Jonson's blank verse is very masterly and individual , and perhaps Massinger's is even still nobler . In Beaumont and Fletcher it is constantly slipping into lyricisms ...
... seems quite modern in comparison with the style of Shakespeare . Ben Jonson's blank verse is very masterly and individual , and perhaps Massinger's is even still nobler . In Beaumont and Fletcher it is constantly slipping into lyricisms ...
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