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Pagina 35
... scenes of memorable and brilliant events : and here the reader is again disappointed , for instead of relating her own adventures , as is naturally expected , she com- mences an intricate and romantic story of love and heroism , the ...
... scenes of memorable and brilliant events : and here the reader is again disappointed , for instead of relating her own adventures , as is naturally expected , she com- mences an intricate and romantic story of love and heroism , the ...
Pagina 67
... scene is always laid in Portugal . On this account the first of the two Portuguese- eclogues of this modern Theocritus , is partly unintelligible to the foreigner , who possesses only a literary knowledge of the peculiarities of the ...
... scene is always laid in Portugal . On this account the first of the two Portuguese- eclogues of this modern Theocritus , is partly unintelligible to the foreigner , who possesses only a literary knowledge of the peculiarities of the ...
Pagina 82
... scene of action in his native country , where he might have dramatized national customs ; the events which he describes are supposed to take place in Italy , and the manners , and in general the characters which he paints , are Italian ...
... scene of action in his native country , where he might have dramatized national customs ; the events which he describes are supposed to take place in Italy , and the manners , and in general the characters which he paints , are Italian ...
Pagina 83
... scenes are strung together , rather than drawn out of each other . It is not worth while more minutely to analyze the composition of these two dramas . No highly comic scenes occur in either of them . But their general tone is spirited ...
... scenes are strung together , rather than drawn out of each other . It is not worth while more minutely to analyze the composition of these two dramas . No highly comic scenes occur in either of them . But their general tone is spirited ...
Pagina 89
... is tinged with a certain degree of poetic feeling . Scenes in stanzas and redondilhas which , though harmonious , are of antiquated construction , succeed each other with wonderful truth and simplicity . But PORTUGUESE LITERATURE . 89.
... is tinged with a certain degree of poetic feeling . Scenes in stanzas and redondilhas which , though harmonious , are of antiquated construction , succeed each other with wonderful truth and simplicity . But PORTUGUESE LITERATURE . 89.
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Pagina 152 - Já no largo Oceano navegavam, As inquietas ondas apartando; Os ventos brandamente respiravam, Das naos as velas concavas inchando: Da branca escuma os mares se mostravam Cobertos, onde as proas vão cortando As maritimas aguas consagradas, Que do gado de Próteo são cortadas.
Pagina 162 - Traziam-na os horrificos algozes Ante o Rei, já movido a piedade; Mas o povo com falsas e ferozes Razões á morte crua o persuade. Ella com tristes e piedosas vozes...
Pagina 167 - De disforme e grandissima estatura , O rosto carregado , a barba esqualida , Os olhos encovados , ea postura Medonha e má , ea cor terrena e pallida , Cheios de terra , e crespos os cabellos , A boca negra, os dentes amarellos. XXXIX. Tão grande era de membros , que bem posso Certificar-te , que este era o segundo De Rhodes estranhissimo colosso , Que hum dos sete milagres foi do mundo : C...
Pagina 160 - Co' o vento , o secco mato vai queimando : A pastoral companha , que deitada Co' o doce somno estava , despertando Ao estridor do fogo , que se atea , Recolhe o fato, e foge para a aldea...
Pagina 397 - An Essay on Spanish Literature, containing its History from the Commencement in the Twelfth Century, to the present Time, with an Account of the best Writers in their several Departments, and...
Pagina 87 - Eu bem me posso gavar e cada vez que quiser, que na feyra ond'eu entrar sempre tenho que vender e...
Pagina 161 - Do teu Príncipe ali te respondiam As lembranças que na alma lhe moravam, Que sempre ante seus olhos te traziam, Quando dos teus formosos se apartavam; De noite, em doces sonhos que mentiam, De dia, em pensamentos que voavam.
Pagina 349 - Nize? Nize? onde estás? Aonde espera Achar-te uma alma, que por ti suspira; Se quanto a vista se dilata, e gira, Tanto mais de encontrar-te desespera! Ah se ao menos teu nome ouvir pudera Entre esta aura suave, que respira! Nize, cuido que diz ; mas é mentira.
Pagina 120 - E em mais tiveste essa língua estrangeira, Tanto a esta tua ingrato te mostraste. Volve pois, volve, Andrade, da carreira, Que errada levas (com tua paz o digo) Alcançarás tua glória verdadeira.
Pagina 163 - E se, vencendo a Maura resistencia, A morte sabes dar com fogo e ferro , Sabe tambem dar vida com clemencia A quem para...