Shakespeare Proverbs; Or, The Wise Saws of Our Wisest Poet Collected Into a Modern InstanceG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1908 - 320 sider |
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Side viii
... thought likely to be useful , not only to the younger readers but also to such of their elders as may not be critical students of Shakespeare . As Mrs. Cowden - Clarke reminds us in one of her notes , it is sometimes necessary , in ...
... thought likely to be useful , not only to the younger readers but also to such of their elders as may not be critical students of Shakespeare . As Mrs. Cowden - Clarke reminds us in one of her notes , it is sometimes necessary , in ...
Side 5
... Thoughts on Some Eminent Compo- sers was written in Vincent Novello's album , and he alludes to his musical friends in the closing lines : " Of Doctor Pepusch old Queen Dido Knows just as much , God knows , as I do . I would not go four ...
... Thoughts on Some Eminent Compo- sers was written in Vincent Novello's album , and he alludes to his musical friends in the closing lines : " Of Doctor Pepusch old Queen Dido Knows just as much , God knows , as I do . I would not go four ...
Side 46
... thought , Like a strong oak , doth from its boughs shed down The ripe germs of a forest . " Which is true ? Both are true ; for both evil and good live in their in- fluence and their consequences long after those who did them 46 ...
... thought , Like a strong oak , doth from its boughs shed down The ripe germs of a forest . " Which is true ? Both are true ; for both evil and good live in their in- fluence and their consequences long after those who did them 46 ...
Side 54
... thought and observation into a single saying . It is the very opposite of dissertation and declamation ; its distinction is not so much ingenuity as good sense brought to a point ; it ought to be neither enigmatical nor flat , neither a ...
... thought and observation into a single saying . It is the very opposite of dissertation and declamation ; its distinction is not so much ingenuity as good sense brought to a point ; it ought to be neither enigmatical nor flat , neither a ...
Side 63
... Thoughts " concern the deeper things of specu- lative philosophy rather than the wis- dom of daily life . " Moreover , he saw the darker side , viewing man , to quote his own words , as " a confused chaos ; the great depository and ...
... Thoughts " concern the deeper things of specu- lative philosophy rather than the wis- dom of daily life . " Moreover , he saw the darker side , viewing man , to quote his own words , as " a confused chaos ; the great depository and ...
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