English Critical Essays: (nineteenth Century)Edmund David Jones Oxford University Press, 1956 - 522 páginas |
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... Wordsworth at the turning - point of his life , and made it honest for him to write poems that will never die , instead of theatrical critiques as ephe- meral as play - bills , or leaders that led only to oblivion . In the autumn of ...
... Wordsworth at the turning - point of his life , and made it honest for him to write poems that will never die , instead of theatrical critiques as ephe- meral as play - bills , or leaders that led only to oblivion . In the autumn of ...
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... Wordsworth condemned Dr. Johnson's famous parody on the ballad - style , that their ' matter is contemptible ' . The sonorousness of conviction with which Wordsworth sometimes gives utterance to commonplaces of thought and trivialities ...
... Wordsworth condemned Dr. Johnson's famous parody on the ballad - style , that their ' matter is contemptible ' . The sonorousness of conviction with which Wordsworth sometimes gives utterance to commonplaces of thought and trivialities ...
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... Wordsworth sometimes gives utterance to commonplaces of thought and trivialities of sentiment has a ludicrous effect on the profane and even on the faithful in unguarded moments. We are reminded ... Wordsworth's intimacy with WORDSWORTH 501.
... Wordsworth sometimes gives utterance to commonplaces of thought and trivialities of sentiment has a ludicrous effect on the profane and even on the faithful in unguarded moments. We are reminded ... Wordsworth's intimacy with WORDSWORTH 501.
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JOHN RUSKIN 18191900 | 323 |
JOHN STUART MILL 18061873 | 341 |
WALTER BAGEHOT 18261877 | 368 |
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