Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 422
... poet was the mouthpiece of the most deeply corrupted part of a corrupted society . And in the plays before us we ... poet laughed at decorum . The Puritan had frowned at innocent diversions ; the comic poet took under his patronage the ...
... poet was the mouthpiece of the most deeply corrupted part of a corrupted society . And in the plays before us we ... poet laughed at decorum . The Puritan had frowned at innocent diversions ; the comic poet took under his patronage the ...
Page 667
... poet with a high moral tone ; friend of Addison and Swift ( 1679-1718 ) , 454 , 544 Parson Barnabas , Parson Trulliber ( see Fielding's Joseph Andrews ) , 117 Pasquin , Antony , a fifteenth - century Italian tailor , noted for his ...
... poet with a high moral tone ; friend of Addison and Swift ( 1679-1718 ) , 454 , 544 Parson Barnabas , Parson Trulliber ( see Fielding's Joseph Andrews ) , 117 Pasquin , Antony , a fifteenth - century Italian tailor , noted for his ...
Page 668
... poet and novelist ( 1601-67 ) , 73 Scudery , Madeleine , a woman of good qualities , but as a novelist exceedingly tedious ( 1607-1701 ) , 151 Scythians , i . e . Russians . Scythia proper is the steppe - land between the Car- pathian ...
... poet and novelist ( 1601-67 ) , 73 Scudery , Madeleine , a woman of good qualities , but as a novelist exceedingly tedious ( 1607-1701 ) , 151 Scythians , i . e . Russians . Scythia proper is the steppe - land between the Car- pathian ...
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