prime element of Radclifian romance,
the mysterious , as any that the ingenuity of the
author of the Mysteries of udolpho Udolpho
could devise . ; since For what can more
partake of the mysterious than an
antipathy spontanious and profound
such as is evoked in certain exceptional
mortals by the mere aspect of their
contrary in some other mortal, however
harmless he may be? if not called forth by
this very harmlessness itself.
Now there can be exist no
irritating juxtaposition of dissimilar
personalities comparable to that
which is possible abord a p great war-ship fully
manned and at sea.
the mysterious , as any that the ingenuity of the
author of the Mysteries of udolpho Udolpho
could devise . ; since For what can more
partake of the mysterious than an
antipathy spontanious and profound
such as is evoked in certain exceptional
mortals by the mere aspect of their
contrary in some other mortal, however
harmless he may be? if not called forth by
this very harmlessness itself.
Now there can be exist no
irritating juxtaposition of dissimilar
personalities comparable to that
which is possible abord a p great war-ship fully
manned and at sea.
prime element of Radclifian romance,
the mysterious , as any that the ingenuity of the
author of the Mysteries of udolpho Udolpho
could devise . ; since For what can more
partake of the mysterious than an
antipathy spontanious and profound
such as is evoked in certain exceptional
mortals by the mere aspect of their
contrary in some other mortal, however
harmless he may be? if not called forth by
this very harmlessness itself.
Now there can be exist no
irritating juxtaposition of dissimilar
personalities comparable to that
which is possible abord a p great war-ship fully
manned and at sea.
the mysterious , as any that the ingenuity of the
author of the Mysteries of udolpho Udolpho
could devise . ; since For what can more
partake of the mysterious than an
antipathy spontanious and profound
such as is evoked in certain exceptional
mortals by the mere aspect of their
contrary in some other mortal, however
harmless he may be? if not called forth by
this very harmlessness itself.
Now there can be exist no
irritating juxtaposition of dissimilar
personalities comparable to that
which is possible abord a p great war-ship fully
manned and at sea.
Transcribed by: John Bryant