 | Hans Christian Andersen - 1871 - 598 páginas
...his best compositions appears to your astonished vision in real life, in the shape of a petii maitre sighing after the notice of princes. The poet is lost...and feelings. This delights in a first story, less in the second, and not at all in the third ; for it is but crambe repetiia. Perhaps much of Andersen's... | |
 | Hans Christian Andersen - 1871 - 598 páginas
...his best compositions appears to your astonished vision in real life, in the shape of a petit maitre sighing after the notice of princes. The poet is lost...and feelings. This delights in a first story, less in the second, and not at all in the third ; for it is but crambe repetita. Perhaps much of Andersen's... | |
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... sighing after the notice of princes. The poet is lost to you in the egotist ; and once perceiving this, you have the key to the charm of one or two romances and the flatness of the rest; for he always paints himself — his own mind, history, and... 