It has some remarkably good passages, and is the most readable of Jonson's plays.

Mr. Crabbe's Tales are more readable than his Poems; but in proportion as the interest increases, they become more oppressive.

But Mr. Moffat's countenance was not as readable as usual.

The author intersperses his account with many witty remarks as well as serious reflections on religious and political topics, thus making it very readable to those of us who are familiar with the Arabic language.

The life of Johnson is made readable from his peculiar conformation of body, his bear-like manners, his oddities, and his early struggles.

They were pleasant to many, readable by more, and quite unmarred by any spark of cleverness, flash of wit, or morbid taint of philosophy.

We cannot forgive him for his "Novels and Novelists" and his "Crewe Rise," two works which go far to prove their author a person of indefatigable incoherency; but we thank him for the industry which brought together so much that is very readable about Doctors.