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... present of English poetry with the correlated account of the past . But these metaphors of space , and even these temporal terms ' past ' and ' present , ' are equivocal . It must not be assumed that the account of the past given here ...
... present of English poetry with the correlated account of the past . But these metaphors of space , and even these temporal terms ' past ' and ' present , ' are equivocal . It must not be assumed that the account of the past given here ...
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... present book , and demanding another context . Shakespeare is too large a fact to be dealt with in that way ; and for the readers of this book he may be assumed to be a present enough fact to make the recur- rent reference to him ...
... present book , and demanding another context . Shakespeare is too large a fact to be dealt with in that way ; and for the readers of this book he may be assumed to be a present enough fact to make the recur- rent reference to him ...
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... 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 formula , ' recollection in tranquillity ...
... 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 formula , ' recollection in tranquillity ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
THE LINE OF | 10 |
Note Popes Satiric Modes | 92 |
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A. C. Bradley aesthetic aestheticism Arnold Augustan beauty Ben Jonson bright characteristic cloud Coleridge contemplation contrast course Donne Dryden Dunciad effect eighteenth century emotional English English Poetry essential experience fact feeling genius grasp habit heart hounds of spring human Hyperion imagery imagination insistence inspiration intensity Jonson Keats Keats's kind literary living luxury Lycidas lyrical Marvell's Matthew Arnold ment merely Metaphysical Milton mind mode Mont Blanc moral movement nature ness Nightingale o'er obvious offered Othello Oxford Book Paradise Lost passage phrase plain poem poet poetic Pope Pope's Prelude present prose reader realization relation representative rich Romantic satiric seems sense sensibility sensuous Shakespeare Shelley Shelley's Shelleyan significant solemn song soul spirit stanza strength suggest sweet Symons Tennyson thee things thou thought Tintern Abbey tion tone tradition tranquillity turn uncon verse Victorian winds words Wordsworth Wordsworth's poetry