Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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الصفحة 375
... Wycherley did not choose to be out of the fashion . He embarked , was present at a battle , and celebrated it , on his return , in a copy of verses too bad for the bellman.1 About the same time , he brought on the stage his second piece ...
... Wycherley did not choose to be out of the fashion . He embarked , was present at a battle , and celebrated it , on his return , in a copy of verses too bad for the bellman.1 About the same time , he brought on the stage his second piece ...
الصفحة 378
... Wycherley was at length thrown into the Fleet , and languished there during seven years utterly forgotten , as it should seem , by the gay and lively circle of which he had been a distinguished ornament . In the extremity of his ...
... Wycherley was at length thrown into the Fleet , and languished there during seven years utterly forgotten , as it should seem , by the gay and lively circle of which he had been a distinguished ornament . In the extremity of his ...
الصفحة 410
... Wycherley . Wycherley had wit ; but the wit of Congreve far outshines that of every comic writer , except Sheridan , who has arisen within the last two centuries . Congreve had not , in a large measure , the poetical faculty ; but ...
... Wycherley . Wycherley had wit ; but the wit of Congreve far outshines that of every comic writer , except Sheridan , who has arisen within the last two centuries . Congreve had not , in a large measure , the poetical faculty ; but ...
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