critics

It received the praise of Gifford, the severest of English critics.

This is what the commentators and critics hitherto have failed to appreciate.

Hallam and Heine, and all the cry of critics, are mistaken in this matter.

Some critics, and among them Dr. Brandes, place it later, and they have some reason for their belief.

The critics stampeded, as they always did when the Countess began to talk.

In literary affairs, to become the fundamental element in a cone of critics.

This was not so, though, as all the critics had read and re-read the piece.

The two front rows of the pit, as usual, were full of critics.

The critics of the large cities discussed this modern Magdalene.

And as when soldiers are numerous, there will be not a few who are only tolerable, if even that, so of critics.