For the work of criticism has been to analyze, to formulate, and finally to reduce to terms of common thought effects produced from the first birth of art, but effects which have increased in force and vividness with the development of the intellectual and moral faculties of man.

INDEX OF AUTHORS QUOTED

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ADDISON. Papers in The Spectator (reference by numbers).

IRVING, SIR HENRY. Shakespeare on the Stage, etc.

114, 115 109, 116, 117

XVII.

XX. .

XXI.

XXIII.

XXIV.

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Meredith, GEORGE. Diana of the Crossways

124, 236–9, 241, 244