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... achievement that Carew's art represents . The indebtedness to Jonson's models is of a kind that it took Jonson's genius in the first place to incur ; if the later poets learnt from those models , they had learnt from Jonson how to do so ...
... achievement that Carew's art represents . The indebtedness to Jonson's models is of a kind that it took Jonson's genius in the first place to incur ; if the later poets learnt from those models , they had learnt from Jonson how to do so ...
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... achievement of . creative effort . Jonson's greater fineness and his more assertive robustness go together . The community to which Dryden belongs as a poet is that in which he actually lives , moves , eats and talks ; and he belongs to ...
... achievement of . creative effort . Jonson's greater fineness and his more assertive robustness go together . The community to which Dryden belongs as a poet is that in which he actually lives , moves , eats and talks ; and he belongs to ...
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... achievement was to crystallize into distinguished expression the conven- tional poetizing of the meditative - melancholic line of versifiers who drew their inspiration so largely from the minor poems of Milton ; and he may be said to ...
... achievement was to crystallize into distinguished expression the conven- tional poetizing of the meditative - melancholic line of versifiers who drew their inspiration so largely from the minor poems of Milton ; and he may be said to ...
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Revaluation: Tradition & Development in English Poetry F R (Frank Raymond) 1895-1 Leavis No preview available - 2021 |
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