Res Judicatæ:
Res Judicatæ: Papers and Essays
作者：Birrell, Augustine, 1850-1933
体例：段 章数：13
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共 13 段- Listen to the wife of a Lancashire baronet: 'I verily believ
- Gibbon's life has the simplicity of an epic. His work was to
- After the disbanding of the militia Gibbon obtained his fath
- There is no more interesting poet than Cowper, and hardly on
- Everybody interested in Cowper has of course to make out, as
- '"Good are the horses of the Moslems," said my old friend; "
- Let me begin with a chance specimen of the precision of his
- This quotation is in Mr. Arnold's own vein. His readers will
- As a literary critic Mr. Arnold had at one time a great vogu
- As a companion at the Feast of Wits commend us to Hazlitt, a
- Great books have naturally enough, being longer lived, come
- But what about Scotland and Ireland? Are they nations? If th
- We hope these two volumes may be widely read, as they deserv