The Spectator, Volume 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Pagina 79
... words which were drawn out of the phrase of one tongue into that of another made the music appear very absurd in one tongue that was very natural in the other . I remember an Italian verse that ran thus word for word , And turned my ...
... words which were drawn out of the phrase of one tongue into that of another made the music appear very absurd in one tongue that was very natural in the other . I remember an Italian verse that ran thus word for word , And turned my ...
Pagina 265
... words , as in puns and quibbles ; and sometimes of whole sen- fences or poems , cast into the figures of eggs , axes ... words , accord- ing to the foregoing instances ; there is another kind of wit which consists partly in the ...
... words , as in puns and quibbles ; and sometimes of whole sen- fences or poems , cast into the figures of eggs , axes ... words , accord- ing to the foregoing instances ; there is another kind of wit which consists partly in the ...
Pagina 267
... words and thoughts adapted to the subject . If this be a true definition of wit , I " 6 71 Dryden's words are : The definition of wit ... is only this : that it is a propriety of thoughts and words ; or , in other terms , thoughts and words ...
... words and thoughts adapted to the subject . If this be a true definition of wit , I " 6 71 Dryden's words are : The definition of wit ... is only this : that it is a propriety of thoughts and words ; or , in other terms , thoughts and words ...
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