Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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which the critic , with the criticised work before him , can make good , is the critic's right . The writer is authorised to reply , but not to complain . Neither can anyone prescribe to the critic , how soft or how hard ; how friendly ...
which the critic , with the criticised work before him , can make good , is the critic's right . The writer is authorised to reply , but not to complain . Neither can anyone prescribe to the critic , how soft or how hard ; how friendly ...
第 91 頁
Can it be expected , that either the author or his admirers should be induced to pay any serious attention to decisions which prove nothing but the pitiable state of the critic's own taste and sensibility ? On opening the Review they ...
Can it be expected , that either the author or his admirers should be induced to pay any serious attention to decisions which prove nothing but the pitiable state of the critic's own taste and sensibility ? On opening the Review they ...
第 94 頁
But surely the critic who , passing by all the oppor . 10 tunities which such a mode of life would present to such a man ; all the advantages of the liberty of nature , of soli . tude , and of solitary thought ; all the varieties of ...
But surely the critic who , passing by all the oppor . 10 tunities which such a mode of life would present to such a man ; all the advantages of the liberty of nature , of soli . tude , and of solitary thought ; all the varieties of ...
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