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Page 194
... later novels as to great poems , for their effect is that of poetry , poetry , as David Cecil has suggested , of the late Elizabethan drama , the plays of Webster and Ford and Tourneur . As Dickens grew older his mood became darker ...
... later novels as to great poems , for their effect is that of poetry , poetry , as David Cecil has suggested , of the late Elizabethan drama , the plays of Webster and Ford and Tourneur . As Dickens grew older his mood became darker ...
Page 233
... later . Astrin- gency grew in him , and the early Barset books would be the better for more than they possess . But The Warden is merely the gateway to Barsetshire , and his full powers are not seen until later in the series . The note ...
... later . Astrin- gency grew in him , and the early Barset books would be the better for more than they possess . But The Warden is merely the gateway to Barsetshire , and his full powers are not seen until later in the series . The note ...
Page 449
... later Victorian novelists , 153- 155 Victorian social consciousness contrasted with French and Russian , 154-155 effect of Victorian idea of re- spectability on the novel , 156- 161 European influence , and growth of seriousness in later ...
... later Victorian novelists , 153- 155 Victorian social consciousness contrasted with French and Russian , 154-155 effect of Victorian idea of re- spectability on the novel , 156- 161 European influence , and growth of seriousness in later ...
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THE BEGINNINGS | 7 |
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 31 |
THE FIRST GENERA | 107 |
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