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... critic as with the translator . " The praise which is every day lavished upon Virgil , Horace , or Ovid , is often no ... critics of Goldsmith . Extending Horizons Goldsmith's first major work , the Inquiry into 30 OLIVER GOLDSMITH REVISITED.
... critic as with the translator . " The praise which is every day lavished upon Virgil , Horace , or Ovid , is often no ... critics of Goldsmith . Extending Horizons Goldsmith's first major work , the Inquiry into 30 OLIVER GOLDSMITH REVISITED.
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... critics have succeeded in banishing all humor from the stage . ' What the critics increasingly preferred was what came to be called " genteel comedy . " By the 1750s their allegiance to this comedy of high life , a comedy too refined to ...
... critics have succeeded in banishing all humor from the stage . ' What the critics increasingly preferred was what came to be called " genteel comedy . " By the 1750s their allegiance to this comedy of high life , a comedy too refined to ...
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... Criticism , edited by Louis L. Martz and Aubrey Williams , 3–30 . New Haven : Yale University Press , 1978. Also in ... critics and commentators . Swarbrick , Andrew , ed . The Art of Oliver Goldsmith . London : Vision Press , 1984. A ...
... Criticism , edited by Louis L. Martz and Aubrey Williams , 3–30 . New Haven : Yale University Press , 1978. Also in ... critics and commentators . Swarbrick , Andrew , ed . The Art of Oliver Goldsmith . London : Vision Press , 1984. A ...
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