human
Nous, Messieurs, point du tout. Ce n'est pas là, grâce à Dieu, notre étude; Le goût n'est rien, nous avons l'habitude De rédiger au long, de point en point, Ce qu'on pensa, mais nous ne pensons point.
gpt
as Bacon would have said. But one more kind of thing he excluded, and this is an eminently characteristic trait of his. His gentleness (not a weak, but a manly one) rebelled at others' acerbity, and when he saw appear that unwelcome and somewhat abundant element in modern criticism, he simply left it out: no admittance for any such thing within the covers of a gentleman-scholar's gentlemanly and scholarly work. True it is that, while Shakespeare is the author most read--after the Bible, it is also the one about which the most furious and unchristian disputes have been waged--after the Bible. The Philadelphia scholar wanted all the critics admitted within his fold to keep the peace there, and he adopted the following rule:
human
First, all unfavorable criticism of fellow critics is excluded as much as possible.... To confound Goethe, Schlegel, or Tieck is one thing, to elucidate Shakespeare is another. He went even further, and since he could not quote whole books and had to select,
gpt
he said,