[47] “Savoir bien lire un livre en le jugeant chemin faisant, et sans cesser de le goûter, c’est presque tout l’art du critique.” Chateaubriand et son Groupe Littéraire, I, 234.
[48] Portraits Contemporains, “Sonnet d’Hazlitt,” II, 515.
[49] Age of Elizabeth, “On Miscellaneous Poems,” V, 301.
[50] “Thoughts on Taste,” XI, 460.
[51] Conversations of Northcote, VI, 457.
[52] Cf. Herford: Age of Wordsworth, p. 51.
[53] “On the Conduct of Life,” XII, 427.
[54] Patmore: My Friends and Acquaintances, III, 122.
[55] “On the Conduct of Life,” XII, 428. See also the paper “On the Study of the Classics,” in the Round Table.