Lectures on the English PoetsWiley and Putnam, 1845 - 255 páginas |
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... original forms of nature , the rocks , the earth , and the sky . It is not the poetry of action or heroic enterprise , but of faith in a supreme Providence , and resignation to the power that governs the uni- verse . As the idea of God ...
... original forms of nature , the rocks , the earth , and the sky . It is not the poetry of action or heroic enterprise , but of faith in a supreme Providence , and resignation to the power that governs the uni- verse . As the idea of God ...
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... original writers , in former periods , availed themselves of the productions of their predecessors , frequently transcribing whole passages , without scruple or acknowledgment , may appear contrary to the etiquette of modern literature ...
... original writers , in former periods , availed themselves of the productions of their predecessors , frequently transcribing whole passages , without scruple or acknowledgment , may appear contrary to the etiquette of modern literature ...
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... original forms of nature , the rocks , the earth , and the sky . It is not the poetry of action or heroic enterprise , but of faith in a supreme Providence , and resignation to the power that governs the uni- verse . As the idea of God ...
... original forms of nature , the rocks , the earth , and the sky . It is not the poetry of action or heroic enterprise , but of faith in a supreme Providence , and resignation to the power that governs the uni- verse . As the idea of God ...
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... original writers , in former periods , availed themselves of the productions of their predecessors , frequently transcribing whole passages , without scruple or acknowledgment , may appear contrary to the etiquette of modern literature ...
... original writers , in former periods , availed themselves of the productions of their predecessors , frequently transcribing whole passages , without scruple or acknowledgment , may appear contrary to the etiquette of modern literature ...
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... original brightness , nor appear'd Less than archangel ruin'd , and th ' excess Of glory obscur'd ; ” — the mixture of beauty , of grandeur , and pathos , from the sense of irreparable loss , of never - ending , unavailing regret , is ...
... original brightness , nor appear'd Less than archangel ruin'd , and th ' excess Of glory obscur'd ; ” — the mixture of beauty , of grandeur , and pathos , from the sense of irreparable loss , of never - ending , unavailing regret , is ...
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