The Augustan Defence of SatireClarendon Press, 1973 - 227 sidor |
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... censure , sharp rebuke , or malicious wit ; or to designate a literary work , or the kind of literature , which consists predominantly of ridicule and censure , or the author of that kind of literature.2 In short , during the Augustan 1 ...
... censure , sharp rebuke , or malicious wit ; or to designate a literary work , or the kind of literature , which consists predominantly of ridicule and censure , or the author of that kind of literature.2 In short , during the Augustan 1 ...
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... censure has sometimes had that fatal effect . ' And he mentions the instance of the disciple of Pythagoras , who is said to have strangled himself , because Pythagoras had severely reprimanded him before many people . From that time on ...
... censure has sometimes had that fatal effect . ' And he mentions the instance of the disciple of Pythagoras , who is said to have strangled himself , because Pythagoras had severely reprimanded him before many people . From that time on ...
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... censure of the second line . Garrick is commended on the score that matters most , that is for the moving naturalness of his acting on stage , before he is teased for playing a part off stage , and Burke is described in a glowing phrase ...
... censure of the second line . Garrick is commended on the score that matters most , that is for the moving naturalness of his acting on stage , before he is teased for playing a part off stage , and Burke is described in a glowing phrase ...
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THE MEANING OF SATIRE I I | 11 |
SATIRES ORIGIN AND HISTORY | 26 |
MAIN LINES OF THE ATTACK | 44 |
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