Masters of Nineteenth Century Prose: A Book of Readings

admiration Alfred Tennyson Athens beauty better Cæsar called character Charles Lamb Cicero Cornhill Magazine criticism culture death delight dreams earth effect England English essay eyes Falstaff fancy feel friends genius give Goethe Greek hand HANNIBAL happy hear heart heaven human ideas instinct intellectual kind knowledge Lady language learned less light literary literature live look Lord Lord Macaulay man's manner matter means Michelangelo mind moral nature never night object once PANIGAROLA passed passion perfection perhaps person philosopher play pleasure poems poet poetic poetry POLYBIUS present Professor Huxley prose reader reason Sainte-Menehould scientific seems sense Shakespeare sort soul speak spirit sweet talk Tatler tell thee things thou thought TIBERIUS tion true truth Voltaire walk whole words Wordsworth write young youth