Papers on Shelley, Wordsworth & OthersH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1929 - 171 pages |
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... Thompson's Shelley . Of its kind — that is , literary criticism - I do not think I regard Thompson's essay as the best . There are essays of that kind of Arnold's that I rank much higher , but I may rank those essays higher than any one ...
... Thompson's Shelley . Of its kind — that is , literary criticism - I do not think I regard Thompson's essay as the best . There are essays of that kind of Arnold's that I rank much higher , but I may rank those essays higher than any one ...
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... Thompson and his suffering , that at least he might have had that article accepted . I have said that Thompson exaggerated the wealth of imagery in Shelley's poetry . This , too , must be emphasized . If we are to learn the most that ...
... Thompson and his suffering , that at least he might have had that article accepted . I have said that Thompson exaggerated the wealth of imagery in Shelley's poetry . This , too , must be emphasized . If we are to learn the most that ...
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... Thompson had a long and varied experience during the War . He has kept , too , some hold on the faith of his fathers . He has clearly succeeded in many things : it is improbable that his poetry should be of no value : he declares his ...
... Thompson had a long and varied experience during the War . He has kept , too , some hold on the faith of his fathers . He has clearly succeeded in many things : it is improbable that his poetry should be of no value : he declares his ...
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Shelley and Francis Thompson I | 14 |
Coleridge | 39 |
Poetry and Experience | 53 |
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