The North American Review, Volume 4University of Northern Iowa, 1965 |
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Página 47
... feels the passion at the moment he is representing it . J. About as much as Punch feels . - That Garrick him- self gave into this foppery of feelings , I can easily believe ; but he knew at the same time that he lied . He might think it ...
... feels the passion at the moment he is representing it . J. About as much as Punch feels . - That Garrick him- self gave into this foppery of feelings , I can easily believe ; but he knew at the same time that he lied . He might think it ...
Página 239
... feelings , by writing a play upon the subject . It was called the " Lover's Humours , ' " and is the earliest ... feeling be not nourished in him . He must be accustomed to regard the inward religion of the heart and the outward ...
... feelings , by writing a play upon the subject . It was called the " Lover's Humours , ' " and is the earliest ... feeling be not nourished in him . He must be accustomed to regard the inward religion of the heart and the outward ...
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... feelings . And it is evident that unless some peculiar effect is intended to be produced in the reader , all ... feeling of the reader is anticipated , and met with its peculiar language ; and few we believe have ever read it. 412 ...
... feelings . And it is evident that unless some peculiar effect is intended to be produced in the reader , all ... feeling of the reader is anticipated , and met with its peculiar language ; and few we believe have ever read it. 412 ...
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