Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... critic , he had , what very great critics have wanted , the art of writing what most people would think good criticism . He might not know his subject , but he knew his readers . People like to read ideas which they can imagine to have ...
... critic , he had , what very great critics have wanted , the art of writing what most people would think good criticism . He might not know his subject , but he knew his readers . People like to read ideas which they can imagine to have ...
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... critic ; and this can only be adequately delineated by strong illustrations , apt similes , and perhaps a little exaggeration . The ... criticism tries to state - not to 6 know that on such a subject he must prove something 206 John Milton .
... critic ; and this can only be adequately delineated by strong illustrations , apt similes , and perhaps a little exaggeration . The ... criticism tries to state - not to 6 know that on such a subject he must prove something 206 John Milton .
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... criticism on Paradise Lost . It is analogous to that which we have just made . The scheme of the poem is based on an offence against positive morality . The offence of Adam was not against nature or conscience , nor against any thing of ...
... criticism on Paradise Lost . It is analogous to that which we have just made . The scheme of the poem is based on an offence against positive morality . The offence of Adam was not against nature or conscience , nor against any thing of ...
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