The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 60A. Constable, 1834 |
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Page 117
... effect of this kind ; but it now amounts to a degree which is not only inconvenient to travellers , but which cannot fail to be highly detrimental both to the car- riages and to the road . This effect will doubtless be traced to the ...
... effect of this kind ; but it now amounts to a degree which is not only inconvenient to travellers , but which cannot fail to be highly detrimental both to the car- riages and to the road . This effect will doubtless be traced to the ...
Page 286
... effect poetry could produce might be produced , as he conceived , by the poetry which transcribed real events and characters , as well as where invention stood aloof , at the distance of two or three removes from fact ; that any ...
... effect poetry could produce might be produced , as he conceived , by the poetry which transcribed real events and characters , as well as where invention stood aloof , at the distance of two or three removes from fact ; that any ...
Page 355
... effect of insulated and frag- mentary scenes and passages worked up with elaborate and startling effect , but to the due relation and subordination of all parts to one clear general design . 6 We should not apprehend , therefore , ( as ...
... effect of insulated and frag- mentary scenes and passages worked up with elaborate and startling effect , but to the due relation and subordination of all parts to one clear general design . 6 We should not apprehend , therefore , ( as ...
Contents
Philip Van Artevelde a Dramatic Romance | 1 |
Visits and Sketches at Home and Abroad By | 2 |
A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the propriety | 24 |
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