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Стр. 43
... can resolve to give joy only to the ill - natured reader , and heave the
compassionate breast with tears for irremediable woes ... I hope , induce you not
to vary from what has given your good - natured and judicious readers so much
pleasure .
... can resolve to give joy only to the ill - natured reader , and heave the
compassionate breast with tears for irremediable woes ... I hope , induce you not
to vary from what has given your good - natured and judicious readers so much
pleasure .
Стр. 116
nion must this author have entertained of his readers , if lice deemed them
capable of being thus deceived ? If we are not in this instance to impute
management to him , it is sufficiently obvious what was his aim . Having disposed
of Mr. Tyrwhitt ...
nion must this author have entertained of his readers , if lice deemed them
capable of being thus deceived ? If we are not in this instance to impute
management to him , it is sufficiently obvious what was his aim . Having disposed
of Mr. Tyrwhitt ...
Стр. 290
It is the signature of Chaucer's imagination , that he dwells in generals , and by a
single happy trait sets fire to his reader's fancy , and conjures up in him the
feeling and state of mind which would have been produced , had the reader been
...
It is the signature of Chaucer's imagination , that he dwells in generals , and by a
single happy trait sets fire to his reader's fancy , and conjures up in him the
feeling and state of mind which would have been produced , had the reader been
...
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