Lectures on the English PoetsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 256 páginas |
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... pleasurable . Alas ! how changed from him , That life of pleasure and that soul of whim : Gallant and gay , in Cliveden's proud alcove , The bower of wanton Shrewsbury and love ! Among his happiest and most inimitable effusions are the ...
... pleasurable . Alas ! how changed from him , That life of pleasure and that soul of whim : Gallant and gay , in Cliveden's proud alcove , The bower of wanton Shrewsbury and love ! Among his happiest and most inimitable effusions are the ...
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... pleasure , that he gives pleasure to so few people . It is not every one who can perceive the sublimity of a daisy , or the pathos to be extracted from a withered thorn ! To proceed from Burns's patrons to his poetry , than which no two ...
... pleasure , that he gives pleasure to so few people . It is not every one who can perceive the sublimity of a daisy , or the pathos to be extracted from a withered thorn ! To proceed from Burns's patrons to his poetry , than which no two ...
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... pleasures under halcyon skies . Wherever his footsteps tend over the enamelled ground of fairy fiction- 6 Around him ... pleasure than his own . He exhausts attention by being inexhaustible . His variety cloys ; his rapidity dazzles and ...
... pleasures under halcyon skies . Wherever his footsteps tend over the enamelled ground of fairy fiction- 6 Around him ... pleasure than his own . He exhausts attention by being inexhaustible . His variety cloys ; his rapidity dazzles and ...
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