Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... poet , and a good one . If , indeed , by a great poet , we mean one who gives the utmost grandeur to our conceptions of nature , or the utmost force fo the passions of the heart , Pope was not in this sense a great poet ; for the bent ...
... poet , and a good one . If , indeed , by a great poet , we mean one who gives the utmost grandeur to our conceptions of nature , or the utmost force fo the passions of the heart , Pope was not in this sense a great poet ; for the bent ...
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... poet , not of nature , but of art ; and the distinction between the two , as well as I can make it out , is this : The poet of nature is one who , from the elements of beauty , of power , and of passion in his own breast , sym- pathises ...
... poet , not of nature , but of art ; and the distinction between the two , as well as I can make it out , is this : The poet of nature is one who , from the elements of beauty , of power , and of passion in his own breast , sym- pathises ...
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... poet . The rank of poetry is to be judged of by the truth and purity of the moral so we find it ' in the bond , and yet Cowper , we are told , was no poet . Is there any keeping in this . or is it merely an air ? Again , we are given to ...
... poet . The rank of poetry is to be judged of by the truth and purity of the moral so we find it ' in the bond , and yet Cowper , we are told , was no poet . Is there any keeping in this . or is it merely an air ? Again , we are given to ...
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