Periods of European Literature, Volume 7W. Blackwood, 1969 |
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... humour , with the result of intensifying his arrogance and hardening his style . Every Man out of his Humour ( 1599 ) was hurled at the head of its audience furnished with an induction and running comment , to teach them the proper end ...
... humour , with the result of intensifying his arrogance and hardening his style . Every Man out of his Humour ( 1599 ) was hurled at the head of its audience furnished with an induction and running comment , to teach them the proper end ...
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... humour . He has little humour and no wit . His lighter comic scenes are inexpressibly tedious , and even disgusting . But , like another and greater sentimentalist , he had the power of grim caricature . Sir Giles Overreach in A New Way ...
... humour . He has little humour and no wit . His lighter comic scenes are inexpressibly tedious , and even disgusting . But , like another and greater sentimentalist , he had the power of grim caricature . Sir Giles Overreach in A New Way ...
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... humour " Corneille's comedy has preserved , and at times heightened , all that is most piquant and delightful in the original . In the history of French comedy it marks the highest limit attained before Molière . Corneille's earlier ...
... humour " Corneille's comedy has preserved , and at times heightened , all that is most piquant and delightful in the original . In the history of French comedy it marks the highest limit attained before Molière . Corneille's earlier ...
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