Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... ideas , nor in their grammatical arrangements in common speech , is there any principle of natural imitation , or correspondence to ... idea gives a tone and colour to others , where one feeling melts others into it , ON POETRY IN GENERAL 19.
... ideas , nor in their grammatical arrangements in common speech , is there any principle of natural imitation , or correspondence to ... idea gives a tone and colour to others , where one feeling melts others into it , ON POETRY IN GENERAL 19.
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... ideas of nature are like its ideas of God . It is not the poetry of social life , but of solitude : each man seems ... idea of God was removed farther from humanity and a scattered polytheism , it became more profound and intense as it ...
... ideas of nature are like its ideas of God . It is not the poetry of social life , but of solitude : each man seems ... idea of God was removed farther from humanity and a scattered polytheism , it became more profound and intense as it ...
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... idea of the class with natural ob- jects . In the one case , the external appearance or physical structure is the ... ideas , contained in that narrow com- pass , of which I know nothing , and in which I have no share . Each individual ...
... idea of the class with natural ob- jects . In the one case , the external appearance or physical structure is the ... ideas , contained in that narrow com- pass , of which I know nothing , and in which I have no share . Each individual ...
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