-
English man of
letters Samuel Johnson; see
Eithne Henson, “The
Fictions of
Romantick Chivalry”:
Samuel Johnson and Romance,
London and
Toronto 1992, and John...
-
epigram by
Samuel Sheppard, from
Epigrams theological, philosophical, and
romantick (1651) runs thus: Some
Sorcerers do
boast they have a Rod, Gather'd with...
-
blowing a horn instrument. NME
reviewer Andy Gill
described it as "Gothick-
Romantick pseudo-decadence" and
dismissed the band as "a hip
Black Sabbath". Despite...
- The Innkeeper's Daughter,
Drury Lane, 1817. Rob Roy, the Gregarach. A
romantick drama, in
three acts, etc,
Drury Lane, 1818. Self-Sacrifice: a Melodrama...
-
story of this lady,
which happened In this century, is as
frightfully romantick as if it had been the
fiction of a
gloomy fancy." The
failure of the British...
- keep "steady" at his stud
duties and not "waste his time" on "wild and
romantick (sic)
excursions to the
banks of the Amoo (Oxus) and the
plains of Chinese...
-
alternate nights playing Percinet opposite Hilda Schroder in Rostand's The
Romanticks (Les Romanesques), with
character actors Russell Thorn**** and Robert...
- like
those which are
endured in
Siberian deserts, and
misses nothing of
romantick danger but a
giant and a dragon. When his
dreadful story is told in proper...
- is
called Kynaston's Cave, and of him the
people tell
almost as many
romantick storyes as of the
great outlawe Robin Whood." He was
outlawed in 1491...
- at a
press which he set up at Prittlewell. His
major works were: 'The
Romantick Mythology, in two parts. To
which is
subjoined a
Letter illustrating the...
