Papers on Shelley, Wordsworth & OthersH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1929 - 171 pages |
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... deep significance . Their thought is of the less significant things . There is , however , as I have already said , a feeling - out , if far too seldom followed , for the great theme as the subject of the short poem ; and the same life ...
... deep significance . Their thought is of the less significant things . There is , however , as I have already said , a feeling - out , if far too seldom followed , for the great theme as the subject of the short poem ; and the same life ...
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... deep significance . Their thought is of the less significant things . There is , however , as I have already said , a feeling - out , if far too seldom followed , for the great theme as the subject of the short poem ; and the same life ...
... deep significance . Their thought is of the less significant things . There is , however , as I have already said , a feeling - out , if far too seldom followed , for the great theme as the subject of the short poem ; and the same life ...
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... deep things they had felt , thought it right to speak them melodiously , it must always be right to speak so , ' - that is what we should say . Dr. Thompson's last poem is about a tree : he had not , my thought is , desire enough , when ...
... deep things they had felt , thought it right to speak them melodiously , it must always be right to speak so , ' - that is what we should say . Dr. Thompson's last poem is about a tree : he had not , my thought is , desire enough , when ...
Table des matières
Shelley and Francis Thompson I | 14 |
Coleridge | 39 |
Poetry and Experience | 53 |
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