text:  And in this view the blame which Fichte and Goethe attach to the Schlegels amounts substantially to this not that in their critical vocation the romantic brothers wanted either learning or judgment generally but that they were too ambitious too pretenceful too dictatorial that they must needs talk on all subjects and always as if they were the masters and the lions when they were only the servants and the exhibitors; that they made a serious business of that which is often best done when it is done accidentally viz