Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 pagina's |
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Pagina 149
... English writers ' , is especially adhesive . Yet there are at least two major objections to it . In the first place it threatens to sentimentalize work which , though it may possess a surface charm and accommodating sweetness of manner ...
... English writers ' , is especially adhesive . Yet there are at least two major objections to it . In the first place it threatens to sentimentalize work which , though it may possess a surface charm and accommodating sweetness of manner ...
Pagina 151
... English tension which is at the heart of his experience.5 This is subtle and at the same time hard , a good deal harder than those like John Montague , who argue that if The Deserted Village is in the end unfocused , this is not so much ...
... English tension which is at the heart of his experience.5 This is subtle and at the same time hard , a good deal harder than those like John Montague , who argue that if The Deserted Village is in the end unfocused , this is not so much ...
Pagina 155
... English friends , and adroitly covers his tracks so that Johnson , say , could not openly accuse him of anti - monarchical or anti - English bias ( which for Johnson amounted to the same thing ) . More seriously , Goldsmith is , I think ...
... English friends , and adroitly covers his tracks so that Johnson , say , could not openly accuse him of anti - monarchical or anti - English bias ( which for Johnson amounted to the same thing ) . More seriously , Goldsmith is , I think ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
Copyright | |
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