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... humour , which came in with Steele and died with Goldsmith . The cause of our relishing this natural humour so heartily , is the apparent unconsciousness of it in the char- acters which create it , and our supposed superiority in being ...
... humour , which came in with Steele and died with Goldsmith . The cause of our relishing this natural humour so heartily , is the apparent unconsciousness of it in the char- acters which create it , and our supposed superiority in being ...
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... humour of Liston , like the humour of Goldsmith , goes on quietly and heartily without any molestation . Its riches are fineless . It is a sure " balm to hurt minds ; " - a first course at the banquet of nature ; - " chief nourisher in ...
... humour of Liston , like the humour of Goldsmith , goes on quietly and heartily without any molestation . Its riches are fineless . It is a sure " balm to hurt minds ; " - a first course at the banquet of nature ; - " chief nourisher in ...
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... humour , and his sack ; he hungers after a capon and a quibble , -and devours every absurdity and delicacy that ... humour , —but at the same time , the utmost joyous- ness in his gluttony . His own body is the pillow for his own wit and ...
... humour , and his sack ; he hungers after a capon and a quibble , -and devours every absurdity and delicacy that ... humour , —but at the same time , the utmost joyous- ness in his gluttony . His own body is the pillow for his own wit and ...
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Introduction I | 1 |
Note on the Editing | 22 |
Dramatic Reviews from The Champion | 127 |
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