The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... course , deals with Jonson in his capacity as a critic , and always with just appreciation , but the whole subject is one that deserves fuller and more special treatment . Some small inaccuracies , too , should be corrected in the ...
... course , deals with Jonson in his capacity as a critic , and always with just appreciation , but the whole subject is one that deserves fuller and more special treatment . Some small inaccuracies , too , should be corrected in the ...
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... course the public are very reckless in their use of the word . That they should have called Wordsworth an immoral poet , was only to be expected . Wordsworth was a poet . But that they should have called Charles Kingsley an immoral ...
... course the public are very reckless in their use of the word . That they should have called Wordsworth an immoral poet , was only to be expected . Wordsworth was a poet . But that they should have called Charles Kingsley an immoral ...
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... course , has been employed on the stage , notably at the Lyceum , with great advantage ; but all attempts at a good light blue , or good dark blue , which I have seen have been failures . The value of black is hardly appre- ciated ; it ...
... course , has been employed on the stage , notably at the Lyceum , with great advantage ; but all attempts at a good light blue , or good dark blue , which I have seen have been failures . The value of black is hardly appre- ciated ; it ...
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