Littell's Living Age, Volume 174Littell, Son and Company, 1887 |
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Page 215
... Leopardi as a man that has attracted the French to a consideration of the poet and his work . He presents so curious ... Leopardi's character , as a man , as philosopher , and as artist , call for attention . They hang together and ...
... Leopardi as a man that has attracted the French to a consideration of the poet and his work . He presents so curious ... Leopardi's character , as a man , as philosopher , and as artist , call for attention . They hang together and ...
Page 225
... Leopardi really possessed the satiric qual- intelligible ; Leopardi is often obscure , and never bold . A dash of humor cer- tainly did exist in Leopardi's character ; there is humor in the lines of his face and there was humor in the ...
... Leopardi really possessed the satiric qual- intelligible ; Leopardi is often obscure , and never bold . A dash of humor cer- tainly did exist in Leopardi's character ; there is humor in the lines of his face and there was humor in the ...
Page 226
... Leopardi's poetry one side ; and in this sense he is a poet's for a rich and varied presentation of life . poet , and counts upon awaking the imagi- Yet , where it is necessary for his purpose , nation of his reader by creating the mood ...
... Leopardi's poetry one side ; and in this sense he is a poet's for a rich and varied presentation of life . poet , and counts upon awaking the imagi- Yet , where it is necessary for his purpose , nation of his reader by creating the mood ...
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