First Essays on LiteratureBooks for Libraries Press, 1968 - 267 páginas |
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... sense of virtue , or to beget in others that practical sense of it which a man really has himself , is a virtuous act . " In this sense there are a good many collections of verse which may be taken as the equivalent of so many virtuous ...
... sense of virtue , or to beget in others that practical sense of it which a man really has himself , is a virtuous act . " In this sense there are a good many collections of verse which may be taken as the equivalent of so many virtuous ...
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Edward Shanks. failure perfectly to fuse his content , in the strictest sense , and his form , in the widest sense , which fusion is the last and the highest of the problems confronting the poet . It is clear that the more elevated and ...
Edward Shanks. failure perfectly to fuse his content , in the strictest sense , and his form , in the widest sense , which fusion is the last and the highest of the problems confronting the poet . It is clear that the more elevated and ...
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... sense of the dignity of literature . For the lack of information and the plethora of hints combine to make what we know of Shake- speare's life rather like a detective story from which the last chapter is missing . Nothing can be ...
... sense of the dignity of literature . For the lack of information and the plethora of hints combine to make what we know of Shake- speare's life rather like a detective story from which the last chapter is missing . Nothing can be ...
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W N P BARBELLION | 23 |
THE LIFE OF GOETHE | 46 |
THE POETRY OF MR WALTER DE LA MARE | 68 |
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