Literature and Life

Æneid affections appears beauty become brain Byron Cæsar called caricature character Coleridge common conception conservatism contempt creative death delight Dickens disease earth embodied energy English evil expression fact faculty fancy feeling fiction fire folly force forms genial genius George Wither give Goethe hatred heart heaven human nature humor ideal ideas images imagination impulse individual influence insight intel intellectual intelligence language laugh laughter light literature living ludicrous Lyrical Ballads malignant Martin Chuzzlewit meditation mental Milton mind mirth misanthropy moral ness never novelist novels objects Ode to Duty opinions passion Pecksniff peculiar person Peter Bell Peter Mark Roget philanthropy poems poet poetic poetry pride principle Rabelais reader reform ribaldry Satanic satire scorn selfishness sense sensibility sentiment Shakspeare society soul spirit stupid sweet Sydney Smith talent Thersites things thou thought tion truth virtue vital weakness whole words Wordsworth writers