 | 1840 - 606 страници
...that " the experiment is a hazardous one," but says : — " I will abide the issue. Is it тегу, very unreasonable to hope that what has so charmed...elegance and unexaggerated truth, their earnestness of parpóse, that something warm from the heart, beyond the flight of eloquence or the play of wit, will... | |
 | 1840 - 552 страници
...She allows that " the experiment is a hazardous one," but says : — " I will abide the issue. ¡ч it very, very unreasonable to hope that what has so...unexceptionable moral tone, their exceeding elegance and tmexaggerated truth, their earnestness of purpose, thnt something warm from the heart, beyond the flight... | |
 | 1840 - 562 страници
...is a hazardous one," but says : — " I will abide the issue. Is it very, very unreasonable to bope that what has so charmed me in these comedies, their...moral tone, their exceeding elegance and unexaggerated i -11 ili. their earnestness of purpose, that something •warm from the heart, beyond the flight of... | |
 | 1841 - 412 страници
...pleasure and satisfaction. We find in these dramas, as Mrs. Jameson herself tells us, a high charm in " their unexceptionable moral tone, their exceeding...beyond the flight of eloquence or the play of wit." Instead of the artifices, tricks, and subterfuges, which are exhibited for our admiration in the personages... | |
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... in England ; she broadly hints that some of them are insipid, and talks of soupe au lait. She allows that " the experiment is a hazardous one," but says : — 