The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volumen1Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... gives us a good hearty outburst of natural fun . Fielding was as ill qualified as any man could be to keep for any length of time in the polite atmosphere of the Congreve comedy . If he liked to put on a laced coat and give himself the ...
... gives us a good hearty outburst of natural fun . Fielding was as ill qualified as any man could be to keep for any length of time in the polite atmosphere of the Congreve comedy . If he liked to put on a laced coat and give himself the ...
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... give ' em vent We call high comedy , and seem content . " Fielding is going to give them Molière as a contrast to all this ; Molière " who Nature's inmost secrets knew , " and who , in short , drew real men and women . Undoubtedly ...
... give ' em vent We call high comedy , and seem content . " Fielding is going to give them Molière as a contrast to all this ; Molière " who Nature's inmost secrets knew , " and who , in short , drew real men and women . Undoubtedly ...
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... give just the telling situations without setting forth at full length all the reflections which suggest themselves . At any rate , he does not appear to be at his ease ; and the fetters of dramatic convention stiffen his gait and take ...
... give just the telling situations without setting forth at full length all the reflections which suggest themselves . At any rate , he does not appear to be at his ease ; and the fetters of dramatic convention stiffen his gait and take ...
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... give a full collection of parallel passages , and may indicate to modern readers the object of Fielding's satire . Dryden's tragedies come in perhaps for the largest share of satire ; his collaborator , Lee , has , of course , his turn ...
... give a full collection of parallel passages , and may indicate to modern readers the object of Fielding's satire . Dryden's tragedies come in perhaps for the largest share of satire ; his collaborator , Lee , has , of course , his turn ...
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... give interest to Fielding's satire . He had in earlier days hoped something from Walpole . In 1731 he had dedicated the Modern Husband to a statesman , in whom he recognised , amongst other more plausible characters , a " foster - son ...
... give interest to Fielding's satire . He had in earlier days hoped something from Walpole . In 1731 he had dedicated the Modern Husband to a statesman , in whom he recognised , amongst other more plausible characters , a " foster - son ...
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