 | 1831 - 564 sider
...like to Reynard's proveth."* If Reinccke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has various features A of such, and, above all, a genuine Epic spirit, which...already familiar. How Noble, King of the Beasts, holding а **~v solemn Court, one Whitsuntide, is deafened on all hands with complaints against Rcinek,e ;... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1838 - 468 sider
...Here thro' his own world moveth, Sic Jiaminis et ratio Most like to Reynard's proveth.* If Reinccke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has various features...Whitsuntide, is deafened on all hands with complaints against Eeinecke ; Hinze the Cat, Lampe the Hare, Isegrim the Wolf, with innumerable others, having suffered... | |
 | Percy Society - 1844 - 322 sider
...vulpis adulatio Here thro' his own world moveth, Sic hominis et ratio Most like to Reynard's proveth." " If Reinecke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has...genuine Epic spirit, which is the rarest feature. " It has been objected that the animals in Reinecke are not animals, but men disguised; to which objection,... | |
 | William J. Thoms - 1844 - 320 sider
...vulpis adulatio Here thro' his own world moveth, Sic hominis et ratio Most like to Reynard's proveth." " If Reinecke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has...genuine Epic spirit, which is the rarest feature. " It has been objected that the animals in Reinecke are not animals, but men disguised; to which objection,... | |
 | Percy Society - 1844 - 324 sider
...Here thro' his own world moveth, Sic hominis et ratio Most like to Reynard's proveth." " If Beinecke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has various features...genuine Epic spirit, which is the rarest feature. " It has been objected that the animals in Eeinecke are not animals, but men disguised; to which objection,... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1857 - 604 sider
...ratio Most like to Ileynard's proveth.* If Reintekt is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, it has varions features of such, and, above all, a genuine Epic spirit,...structure, it is perhaps superfluous to offer any •ketch ; to most readers the whole may be already familiar. How Noble, King of the Beasts, holding... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1859 - 620 sider
...Sic kominis it ratio Most like to Reynard's provelh.* If Reinecke is nowise a perfect Comic Epos, i has various features of such, and, above all, a genuine Epic spirit, which is the rarest fea lure. Of the Fable, and its incidents and structure, it is perhaps superfluous to offer any •ketch... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1860 - 502 sider
...proveth. Ul vulpis adulatio Nu in de wechle blikket: Sic hominis el ratio Gelyk dem Fos eik shiUcet. Motto to Reineke. If Reinecke is nowise a perfect...be already familiar. How Noble, King of the Beasts, holdin" a solemn Court one Whitsuntide, is deafened on all hands o with complaints against Reinecke... | |
 | 1863 - 744 sider
...which we are treating, and for this purpose avail ourselves of the spirited sketch by Carlyle :— " Of the Fable, and its incidents and structure, it...Whitsuntide, is deafened on all hands with complaints against Reineke; Hintze the cat, Lampe the hare, Isegrin the wolf, with innumerable others, having suffered... | |
 | George Herbert - 1863 - 732 sider
...the spirited sketch by Carlylc :— " Of the Fable, and its incidents and structure, it is perha|is superfluous to offer any sketch ; to most readers...Whitsuntide, is deafened on all hands with complaints against Keinekc; Hintze the cat, Lampe the hare, Tsegrin the wolf, with innumerable others, having suffered... | |
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... and cunning triumphs where Honesty is worsted ; and now, as then, it is the wise man's part to know this, and cheerfully look for it, and cheerfully defy it : Ut vulpis adulatio Here thro... 
