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共 27 段- It is possible that the title "The Kinds of Criticism" may h
- in other words, a Somerset, was one of the most beautiful an
- Early he rose, and looked with many a sigh
- And this brings me to the second charge of Hogg's friends, t
- Although some such account as this was necessary, no such ac
- To Combe Florey, as to Foston, a sheaf of fantastic legends
- It was, however, perhaps part of Sydney's strength that he n
- From being, but for his private studies, rather an idle pers
- Let us, as we just now looked through Jeffrey's work to pick
- Little has to be said about the rest of Hazlitt's life. Miss
- It is less easy to sum up the merits of the miscellaneous pi
- In later editions Thomas Little has been so much subjected t
- which, as has justly been observed, contains one of the most
- _December 23, 1859._ An odd declaration by Dickens that he d
- It is this sincere and unostentatious love of letters, and a
- In the preface to a new edition of _Melincourt_, which Peaco
- It is well to go about enjoying it with a certain caution. T
- It must be confessed that the _Noctes Ambrosianæ_ are not ea
- There is a third and very extensive division of Wilson's wor
- Still what we have is no mean bulk of work for any man to ha
- De Quincey is, however, first of all a writer of ornate Engl
- It has been said that his removal to London and his responsi
- Now Lockhart, within his own range, and it was for the time
- Indeed, by mentioning Prior, Sir George seems to put himself
- There is this difficulty in writing about him, that the audi
- The earliest has been, I believe, and for reasons quite apar
- To conclude, Borrow has--what after all is the chief mark of