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Pagina 149
... never spoke his native tongue but with some hesitation , and had frequent recourse to French and Italian words to remove his embarrassment . " I have just now ascribed to him much native delicacy of mind : a quality never more ...
... never spoke his native tongue but with some hesitation , and had frequent recourse to French and Italian words to remove his embarrassment . " I have just now ascribed to him much native delicacy of mind : a quality never more ...
Pagina 182
... never reached and supported himself at the same point which Tasso attained ; and , on this account , his Orlando is ... never assimilate with the spirit and energy of the other ; and thus we find even Voltaire perpetually snarling at ...
... never reached and supported himself at the same point which Tasso attained ; and , on this account , his Orlando is ... never assimilate with the spirit and energy of the other ; and thus we find even Voltaire perpetually snarling at ...
Pagina 224
... never wrote that work , but that I never read it ; nor indeed did I ever see it . With respect to my claim to the rank of a dramatic poet , I shall say nothing . The time will come , I am confident , when ample justice will be done to a ...
... never wrote that work , but that I never read it ; nor indeed did I ever see it . With respect to my claim to the rank of a dramatic poet , I shall say nothing . The time will come , I am confident , when ample justice will be done to a ...
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