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... associated is sufficiently conveyed in the chapters on Milton and on Keats . On the nineteenth century I offer no general chapter . The chapters on Wordsworth , Shelley and Keats ( to- gether with the relevant notes ) do with regard to ...
... associated is sufficiently conveyed in the chapters on Milton and on Keats . On the nineteenth century I offer no general chapter . The chapters on Wordsworth , Shelley and Keats ( to- gether with the relevant notes ) do with regard to ...
Page 141
... associated by the dew ' ( ' dewy grass - evening dew ' ) with the Holy Word ( or the Bard ) ; and by then it has become plain that prose paraphrase is an inappropriate enterprise . Interpreta- tion is not a matter of deciding , here and ...
... associated by the dew ' ( ' dewy grass - evening dew ' ) with the Holy Word ( or the Bard ) ; and by then it has become plain that prose paraphrase is an inappropriate enterprise . Interpreta- tion is not a matter of deciding , here and ...
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... associated traits which Pater presents : the devotion to exquisite passion and finest senses , the religiose unction of this aestheticism , the cherished pang of transience , And even in Wilde's vulgarization of Pater's prose we can be ...
... associated traits which Pater presents : the devotion to exquisite passion and finest senses , the religiose unction of this aestheticism , the cherished pang of transience , And even in Wilde's vulgarization of Pater's prose we can be ...
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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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