 | 1844 - 460 páginas
...your style by Germanisms, Latinisms, and Greekisms, that you are sick of a surfeit of knowledge." — "I have read Cowper's ' Odyssey' and ' Trissino' to...remedy. You taught me to write English by what you said about Burger's language and from what I felt from your translations, — one of the eras of my intellectual... | |
 | 1844 - 454 páginas
...your style by Germanisms, Latinisms, and Greekisms, that you are sick of a surfeit of knowledge." — "I have read Cowper's ' Odyssey' and ' Trissino' to...remedy. You taught me to write English by what you said about Burger's language and from what I felt from your translations, — one of the eras of my intellectual... | |
 | 1844 - 450 páginas
...Latinisms, and Greekisms, that you are sick of a surfeit of knowledge." — "I have read Covvper's ' Odyssey' and ' Trissino' to cure my poetry of its...remedy. You taught me to write English by what you said about Burger's language and from what I felt from your translations, — one of the eras of my intellectual... | |
 | 1844 - 452 páginas
...Latinisms, and Greckisms, that you are sick of a surfeit of knowledge." — "I have read Covvper's ' Odyssey' and ' Trissino' to cure my poetry of its...remedy. You taught me to write English by what you said about Burger's language and from what I felt from your translations, — one of the eras of my intellectual... | |
 | 1844 - 734 páginas
...used to feel quite uneasy lest he should be from home. — REV. t See vol. I. 453. Southey writes, " I have read Cowper's Odyssey and Trissino to cure...Errors of Sir Thomas Browne to you for a like remedy," claim to originality than has been asserted since the voice of Homer awoke its thousand echoes. I expect... | |
 | 1844 - 752 páginas
...used to feel quite uneasy lest he should be from home. — RBV. t See vol. I. 453. Southey writes, " 1 have read Cowper's Odyssey and Trissino to cure my poetry of its wheyishncss ; let me prescribe the Vulgar Errors of Sir Thomas Browne to you for a like remedy." claim... | |
 | 1844 - 622 páginas
...you are sick of a surfeit of knowledge, that your learning breaks out like scabs and blotches upon u beautiful face. I am led by indolence and by good-nature...and Trissino, to cure my poetry of its wheyishness j let me prescribe the Vulgar Errors of Sir Thomas Browne to you for a like remedy. You tuught me to... | |
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Trissino' to cure my poetry of its wheyishness ; let me prescribe the 'Vulgar Errors' of Sir Thomas Browne to you for a like remedy. You taught me to write English by what you said about Burger's language and from what I felt from your translations, —... 