Littell's Living Age, Volume 174Littell, Son and Company, 1887 |
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Page 190
... less Greek than the vast profusion with which Keats pours out his sense of beauty ; nothing can be less Greek than that taste for " excess , " even though it be " fine excess , " with which he seeks to surprise us . We can hardly ...
... less Greek than the vast profusion with which Keats pours out his sense of beauty ; nothing can be less Greek than that taste for " excess , " even though it be " fine excess , " with which he seeks to surprise us . We can hardly ...
Page 281
... less chance than ever of his making friends with me . I regret it very much indeed ; but I am glad to think that the ... less surprising and scarcely less unwelcome than the preceding one ; " what in the world does she want with the ...
... less chance than ever of his making friends with me . I regret it very much indeed ; but I am glad to think that the ... less surprising and scarcely less unwelcome than the preceding one ; " what in the world does she want with the ...
Page 773
... less hard times than boy of considerable common sense , though these , meet with employment , on which possibly imperfect training , once defined no Bismarck among the annulata in sore an island as " a bit of the sea with no want of ...
... less hard times than boy of considerable common sense , though these , meet with employment , on which possibly imperfect training , once defined no Bismarck among the annulata in sore an island as " a bit of the sea with no want of ...
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