English Prose: Eighteenth centurySir Henry Craik Macmillan, 1911 |
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... human interest . To him literary style was , so far as conscious effort went , a meaningless phrase ; he is correct and lucid only from the clearness of his own views , and because he found the instrument of expression wrought to ...
... human interest . To him literary style was , so far as conscious effort went , a meaningless phrase ; he is correct and lucid only from the clearness of his own views , and because he found the instrument of expression wrought to ...
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... human life - above all , with the same vein of humour , but of a richness and fertility which has scarcely ever been approached , and which Chester- field could never , even remotely , rival . With all his carelessness of diction , with ...
... human life - above all , with the same vein of humour , but of a richness and fertility which has scarcely ever been approached , and which Chester- field could never , even remotely , rival . With all his carelessness of diction , with ...
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... human sympathy , all the range of humour , all the vividness of character - drawing , and to restrict ourselves solely to the one aspect that interests us here , his place as a writer of prose . His style reflects much that is ...
... human sympathy , all the range of humour , all the vividness of character - drawing , and to restrict ourselves solely to the one aspect that interests us here , his place as a writer of prose . His style reflects much that is ...
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... Human Knowledge in 1710 , and the Dialogues of Hylas and Philonous in 1713. In the last named year he went to London ... humanity it is rather difficult to write about Berkeley with due critical detachment . The assignment of " every ...
... Human Knowledge in 1710 , and the Dialogues of Hylas and Philonous in 1713. In the last named year he went to London ... humanity it is rather difficult to write about Berkeley with due critical detachment . The assignment of " every ...
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... human learning . The being of a God , and incorruptibility of the soul , those great articles of religion , are they not proved with the clearest and most immediate evidence ? When I say the being of a God , I do not mean an obscure ...
... human learning . The being of a God , and incorruptibility of the soul , those great articles of religion , are they not proved with the clearest and most immediate evidence ? When I say the being of a God , I do not mean an obscure ...
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