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... thought and feeling , intelligence and sensibility , that is characteristic of the nineteenth century . Note C to Chapter VI suggests briefly his relation to Swinburne . Keats starts ( if so compressed a statement is permissible ) in ...
... thought and feeling , intelligence and sensibility , that is characteristic of the nineteenth century . Note C to Chapter VI suggests briefly his relation to Swinburne . Keats starts ( if so compressed a statement is permissible ) in ...
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... thought , truth , duty so enjoining . That is dignified and individual , if sad to contemplate as the achieved naturalness of a great English poet . It is when the verse falls into rhyme that the insensitiveness appears at its shocking ...
... thought , truth , duty so enjoining . That is dignified and individual , if sad to contemplate as the achieved naturalness of a great English poet . It is when the verse falls into rhyme that the insensitiveness appears at its shocking ...
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... thought : entranced in prayer I worshipped the Invisible alone . Yet , like some sweet beguiling melody , So sweet , we know not we are listening to it , Thou , the meanwhile , wast blending with my Thought , Yea , with my Life and ...
... thought : entranced in prayer I worshipped the Invisible alone . Yet , like some sweet beguiling melody , So sweet , we know not we are listening to it , Thou , the meanwhile , wast blending with my Thought , Yea , with my Life and ...
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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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