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... kind of pleasure . It tickles awkwardly with a kind of pain , to the best sort of readers : we are pleased ungratefully , and , if I may say so , against our liking . We thank him not for giv- ing us that unseasonable delight , when we ...
... kind of pleasure . It tickles awkwardly with a kind of pain , to the best sort of readers : we are pleased ungratefully , and , if I may say so , against our liking . We thank him not for giv- ing us that unseasonable delight , when we ...
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... kind of shadow of something inward in the temper ; and that when we were struck with a majestic air , a sprightly look , an Amazon bold grace or a contrary soft and gentle one , ' twas chiefly the fancy of these characters or qualities ...
... kind of shadow of something inward in the temper ; and that when we were struck with a majestic air , a sprightly look , an Amazon bold grace or a contrary soft and gentle one , ' twas chiefly the fancy of these characters or qualities ...
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... kind of charm or enchantment of which the artist himself can give no account . . . . Could we once convince ourselves of what is in itself so evident , " That in the very nature of things there must of necessity be the foundation of a ...
... kind of charm or enchantment of which the artist himself can give no account . . . . Could we once convince ourselves of what is in itself so evident , " That in the very nature of things there must of necessity be the foundation of a ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
John Locke | 29 |
JOHN DRYDEN 16311700 | 37 |
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Literary Criticism in England, 1660-1800 Gerald Wester Chapman Fragmentarisk förhandsgranskning - 1966 |
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