 | Edward Dowden - 1887 - 592 sider
...which Mary's criticism in the journal has a pleasant touch of the uncompromising spirit of youth. " Read ' Jane Talbot ; ' very stupid book ; some letters...course contrives to bring to idiotcy at the end." With Wieland's " Agathon " Shelley had made acquaintance in the Boinville circle, where, according... | |
 | Martin Samuel Vilas - 1904 - 78 sider
...in his "Life of Shelley,1 quoted the criticism of Mary Shelley upon Jane Talbot: I. Vol. I, p. 473. "Read Jane Talbot; very stupid book; some letters...have been more creditable to Brown had some one else written1 "Jane Talbot." CHAPTER IX. INFLUENCE OF EUROPEAN WRITERS ON BROWN. That Brown was affected... | |
 | Max Fricke - 1911 - 108 sider
...pag. 31, 32. 2) Edward Dowden, Life of Shelley (London, 1 886), Bd. I, pag.472ff. ") Siehe später. man (the only sensible one in the whole) the author of course contrives to bring to idioticy at the end." § 5. Arthur Meryyn, or the memoirs of the year 1793. Der erste Teil dieses Romans... | |
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Jane Talbot; very stupid book; some letters soso; but the old woman in it is so abominable, the young woman so weak and the young man (the only sensible one in the whole) the author of course contrives to bring to idiotcy at the end. 