Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... force of imagination is there in this last expression ! What an idea it conveys of the size of that hugest of created beings , as if it shrunk up the ocean to a stream , and took up the sea in its nostrils as a very little thing ! Force ...
... force of imagination is there in this last expression ! What an idea it conveys of the size of that hugest of created beings , as if it shrunk up the ocean to a stream , and took up the sea in its nostrils as a very little thing ! Force ...
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... force of imagination , he goes out of himself by the force of common - places and rhetorical dialogue . On the other hand , they are not so good as Shakespeare's ; but he has left the best character of Shakespeare that has ever been ...
... force of imagination , he goes out of himself by the force of common - places and rhetorical dialogue . On the other hand , they are not so good as Shakespeare's ; but he has left the best character of Shakespeare that has ever been ...
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... force , a more entire forgetfulness of himself in his subject . If , in Thomson , you are sometimes offended with the slovenliness of the author by profession , determined to get through his task at all events ; in Cowper you are no ...
... force , a more entire forgetfulness of himself in his subject . If , in Thomson , you are sometimes offended with the slovenliness of the author by profession , determined to get through his task at all events ; in Cowper you are no ...
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