Hazlitt, the Mind of a Critic

abstract action admiration appears argument associations beauty become Burke Byron called cause character claim Coleridge Coleridge's comes common criticism death described distinct effect essay existence experience expression fact feel follows force genius give given habit Hazlitt hope human idea ideal imagination impression interest judgment Keats kind knowledge language later lecture less letter light lines living look matter means mind moral motives move nature never object observation once original passage passion phrase play poem poet poetry politics possible practice praise present principle question quoted reader reason relation remains remarks Round seems sense sentence Shakespeare single sort speak spirit style sublime suggest suppose sympathy taste things thought tion truth turn understanding whole Wordsworth writing wrote