 | 1800 - 812 頁
...nothing rnor« , " Than an old caftle— and a creaking door-—:, , " A diltant' hovel— . tl Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light — •' Old armour-.-- and a phantom all in white1 — " And there's a. novel." . . ,. " Scourge m'e fuch catch-penny inditers ,-. " Out of the... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 1008 頁
...gallery- — a li'ghf-^- " , ., " Old armpur — diitf a phantoni all in white-"-" " " And there's a novel." , «' Scourge me fuch catch-penny inditers " Out of the land," quoth Will, routing in paffion^.. _t " And fye upon the readers of fuch writers, " Who bring them into fafhion... | |
 | George Colman - 1802 - 144 頁
...is nothing more " Than an old castle, — and a creaking door — " A distant hovel — " Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light,— " Old armour— and a phantom all in white— " And there's a Novel ! " Scourge me such catch-penny inditers " Out of the land," quoth WILL rousing in... | |
 | 1807 - 800 頁
...chains — a galler)1 — a light— " Old armour — and a phantom all in white — " And there's a novel." " Scourge me fuch catch-penny inditers " Out of the land," quoth' Will, ronfing in paffion, " And fye upon the readers of fuch writers, " Who bring them into faihion !" Will... | |
 | George Colman - 1819 - 144 頁
...nothing more " Than an old castle, — and a creaking door, — " A distant hovel ; — " Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light, — " Old armour — and a phantom all in white, — " And there's a Novel ! " Scourge me such catch-penny inditers " Out of the land," quoth WILL rousing in... | |
 | William Banks - 1823 - 462 頁
...Will, " is nothing more Than an old castle, — and a creaking door — A distant hovel — Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light, — Old armour — and a phantom all in white — And there's a novel ! " OF COMPOSITIONS IN VERSE. OF the various arts practised by mankind, some appear... | |
 | George Wentworth - 1824 - 378 頁
...now, says Will, is nothing more Than an old castle, and a creaking door : A distant hovel, Clanking of chains, a gallery, a light, Old armour, and a phantom all in white— And there's a novel. THE KNAVE OF SPADES. On a Mr. Perfect's comparing the Author to a Knave of Spades.... | |
 | George Colman - 1834 - 358 頁
...WILL, "is nothing more "Than an old castle, — and a creaking door— "A distant hovel — " Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light, — "Old armour — and a phantom all in white — "And there's a Novel! "Scourge me such catch-penny inditers "Out of the land," quoth WILL rousing in passion... | |
 | Julia Kavanagh - 1862 - 352 頁
...— " A novel now is nothing more Than an old castle and a creaking door, A distant hovel , Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light — Old armour...and a phantom all in white — And there 'sa novel ! " And touching on another weak point of these tales, but one that belongs more to their chivalrous... | |
 | 1872 - 598 頁
...younger says : " Nothing more Than an old castle — and a creaking door — A distant hovel — Clanking of chains — a gallery — a light — Old armour — and a phantom all in white !" This however, was the satirical and not the critical idea. A novel is, primarily, a plot acted out... | |
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is nothing more Than an old castle and a creaking door, A distant hovel, Clanking of chains, a gallery, a light, Old armour, and a phantom all in white, And there's a novel ! " Scourge me such catch-penny inditers Out of the land... 
