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Pagina xviii
... truth as it seems to me , too generally fails to transfer from monologue into dialogue , to translate into the sensible action and passion of tragedy , or adequately to express in fullness and fitness of lyric form . The finest and most ...
... truth as it seems to me , too generally fails to transfer from monologue into dialogue , to translate into the sensible action and passion of tragedy , or adequately to express in fullness and fitness of lyric form . The finest and most ...
Pagina xlvii
... truth or tradition ; whereas the last king of his line is handled with such remark- able forbearance that his most ... truth of either person or action , ' as a thing not to be expected ' in a poem whose subject is not truth , but things ...
... truth or tradition ; whereas the last king of his line is handled with such remark- able forbearance that his most ... truth of either person or action , ' as a thing not to be expected ' in a poem whose subject is not truth , but things ...
Pagina l
... truth can be neither impertinent nor superfluous . It is not because a particular pronoun or conjunction is used in this play some fifty times oftener than it occurs in any other work of its author , a point on which I profess myself ...
... truth can be neither impertinent nor superfluous . It is not because a particular pronoun or conjunction is used in this play some fifty times oftener than it occurs in any other work of its author , a point on which I profess myself ...
Pagina li
... truth makes sorrow sing , And mourning far more sweet than banqueting . " In this poem , with much wearisome confusion and iteration of thought and imagery , reprobation and complaint , there are several noble interludes of gnomic and ...
... truth makes sorrow sing , And mourning far more sweet than banqueting . " In this poem , with much wearisome confusion and iteration of thought and imagery , reprobation and complaint , there are several noble interludes of gnomic and ...
Pagina liv
... truth and simplicity — that the inevitable application of this happy and appropriate symbol had never so much as crossed his innocent mind . As if , he exclaims indignantly , the word ' barren ' could be applied to a man ! —was it ever ...
... truth and simplicity — that the inevitable application of this happy and appropriate symbol had never so much as crossed his innocent mind . As if , he exclaims indignantly , the word ' barren ' could be applied to a man ! —was it ever ...
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