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... worth anything , be from a clearly realized point of view , and I cannot see that such a point of view can be any but that of some one living in the present ; though , if he is a critic , he will endeavour to be as little merely ...
... worth anything , be from a clearly realized point of view , and I cannot see that such a point of view can be any but that of some one living in the present ; though , if he is a critic , he will endeavour to be as little merely ...
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... worth , with an essential life of a very different order , has a certain eighteenth - century strength : it is not any ' romantic ' spirit in Akenside that links him to Words- worth , but the common - sense ethos and social habit ...
... worth , with an essential life of a very different order , has a certain eighteenth - century strength : it is not any ' romantic ' spirit in Akenside that links him to Words- worth , but the common - sense ethos and social habit ...
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... worth . And it is now time to qualify the present account of him , as it stands now , by taking note of criticisms that it will have provoked from a quarter opposite to that saluted in the last paragraph . Does not , for instance , the ...
... worth . And it is now time to qualify the present account of him , as it stands now , by taking note of criticisms that it will have provoked from a quarter opposite to that saluted in the last paragraph . Does not , for instance , the ...
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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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