Brief Literary Criticisms

Adam Bede admiration Austen Bagehot beauty believe called Carlyle Carlyle's certainly character characteristic charm Clough criticism delight Dickens Dickens's divine doubt Emerson English essay express exquisite eyes faith feeling genius George Eliot give Goethe greatest grief heart highest human humour humourist ideal imagination impression instance intellectual Keats kind less letters literary literature living Lord Lord Houghton ludicrous lyrical Matthew Arnold mind Miss Austen's mood moral nature ness never Newman Obermann Ode to Duty Omar Khayyám painting pantheism paradox passage passion pathos Pecksniff perhaps picture poems poet poet's poetic poetry political Professor Courthope prose rapture scene Scott seems sense Shakespeare Shelley Sidney Colvin Sir Walter Sir Walter Scott sort soul spirit sure sweet sympathy tender Tennyson thing thou thought tion touch true truth verse vivid voice Walter Bagehot whole words Wordsworth writings Wuthering Heights