The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: The fall of Robespierre. Poems. A course of lectures. OmnianaW. Pickering, 1836 |
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... Humour ; Rabelais , Swift , Sterne ..... 131 X. Donne , Dante , Milton , Paradise Lost ...... 148 XI . Asiatic and Greek Mythologies , Robinson Crusoe , Use of Works of Imagination in Education XII . Dreams , Apparitions , Alchemists ...
... Humour ; Rabelais , Swift , Sterne ..... 131 X. Donne , Dante , Milton , Paradise Lost ...... 148 XI . Asiatic and Greek Mythologies , Robinson Crusoe , Use of Works of Imagination in Education XII . Dreams , Apparitions , Alchemists ...
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... manners and opinions . IX . February 24. - On Rabelais , Swift , and Sterne : on the nature and constituents of genuine Humour , and on the distinctions of VOL . I. F the Humorous from the Witty , the Fanciful , the COURSE OF LECTURES . 65.
... manners and opinions . IX . February 24. - On Rabelais , Swift , and Sterne : on the nature and constituents of genuine Humour , and on the distinctions of VOL . I. F the Humorous from the Witty , the Fanciful , the COURSE OF LECTURES . 65.
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... humour of Chaucer , and which has once or twice seduced even our pure - minded Spenser into a grossness , as hete- rogeneous from the spirit of his great poem , as it was alien to the delicacy of his morals . PETRARCH . Born at Arezzo ...
... humour of Chaucer , and which has once or twice seduced even our pure - minded Spenser into a grossness , as hete- rogeneous from the spirit of his great poem , as it was alien to the delicacy of his morals . PETRARCH . Born at Arezzo ...
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... humour is made the basis upon which the entire character is built up . Ben Jonson's dramatis personæ are almost as fixed as the masks of the ancient actors ; you know from the first scene - some- times from the list of names - exactly ...
... humour is made the basis upon which the entire character is built up . Ben Jonson's dramatis personæ are almost as fixed as the masks of the ancient actors ; you know from the first scene - some- times from the list of names - exactly ...
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... humour or humours of the piece . Indeed I ought very particularly to call your attention to the extraordinary skill shown by Ben Jonson in contriving situations for the display of his characters . In fact , his care and anxiety in this ...
... humour or humours of the piece . Indeed I ought very particularly to call your attention to the extraordinary skill shown by Ben Jonson in contriving situations for the display of his characters . In fact , his care and anxiety in this ...
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