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We agree with Hazlitt , that this play seems to be written , perhaps more than any other , con amore , and with a relish ; and this seems to be the reason why , notwithstanding the unpleasant nature of its plot , and the absence of any ...
We agree with Hazlitt , that this play seems to be written , perhaps more than any other , con amore , and with a relish ; and this seems to be the reason why , notwithstanding the unpleasant nature of its plot , and the absence of any ...
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together some miscellaneous remarks on the character of the Puritan poet , and on the peculiarities of his works ; and if in any part of them we may seem to make unusual criticisms , and to be over - ready with depreciation or objection ...
together some miscellaneous remarks on the character of the Puritan poet , and on the peculiarities of his works ; and if in any part of them we may seem to make unusual criticisms , and to be over - ready with depreciation or objection ...
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It may seem an odd theory , and yet we believe it to be a true principle , that catastrophes require a comic element . ... It seems to be a law of the imagination , at least in most men , that it will not bear concentration .
It may seem an odd theory , and yet we believe it to be a true principle , that catastrophes require a comic element . ... It seems to be a law of the imagination , at least in most men , that it will not bear concentration .
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