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Page 97
... kind and gradation of character " because their portraits were taken from life . " They were true to nature , full of meaning , perfectly understood and executed in every part . Their coarseness was not mere vulgarity , " he continues ...
... kind and gradation of character " because their portraits were taken from life . " They were true to nature , full of meaning , perfectly understood and executed in every part . Their coarseness was not mere vulgarity , " he continues ...
Page 118
... kind of wit with the true humor of the characters.2 Coleridge apparently also mentioned the danger to be apprehended from the tendency of Sterne's philosophy , since " all follies not selfish , it pardons or palliates . " Although it is ...
... kind of wit with the true humor of the characters.2 Coleridge apparently also mentioned the danger to be apprehended from the tendency of Sterne's philosophy , since " all follies not selfish , it pardons or palliates . " Although it is ...
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... kind of writing . In both , the " interpenetration of the humorous and the pathetic " is excellently managed . De Quincey finally gives his preference to Richter , since he believes him to excel by " his faculty of catching at a glance ...
... kind of writing . In both , the " interpenetration of the humorous and the pathetic " is excellently managed . De Quincey finally gives his preference to Richter , since he believes him to excel by " his faculty of catching at a glance ...
Contents
BECOMING A CLASSIC 176879 | 40 |
BEAUTIES AND BOWDLERIZATION 178092 | 61 |
BORROWED PLUMES 17931814 | 81 |
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