Literary Criticism of Oscar WildeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1968 - 253页 |
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... perfect and so practical of the aesthetic value of smoke . As for the players themselves , the pleasing naturalness of their method harmonised delightfully with their natural surroundings . Those of them who were amateurs were too ...
... perfect and so practical of the aesthetic value of smoke . As for the players themselves , the pleasing naturalness of their method harmonised delightfully with their natural surroundings . Those of them who were amateurs were too ...
第202页
... perfect , or the interval less harsh . Yet , he was great : and though he turned language into ignoble clay , he made from it men and women that live . He is the most Shakespear- ian creature since Shakespeare . If Shakespeare could ...
... perfect , or the interval less harsh . Yet , he was great : and though he turned language into ignoble clay , he made from it men and women that live . He is the most Shakespear- ian creature since Shakespeare . If Shakespeare could ...
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... perfect little work of aesthetic criticism , Aristotle's Treatise on Poetry . It is not perfect in form , for it is badly written , consisting perhaps of notes dotted down for an art lecture , or of isolated fragments destined for some ...
... perfect little work of aesthetic criticism , Aristotle's Treatise on Poetry . It is not perfect in form , for it is badly written , consisting perhaps of notes dotted down for an art lecture , or of isolated fragments destined for some ...
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