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A sentence from the epitaph written by himself confesses the melancholy truth : Beneath this sod A poet lies , or that which once seem'd be . By the time he was thirty , he had written all his best poetry and was already lamenting his ...
A sentence from the epitaph written by himself confesses the melancholy truth : Beneath this sod A poet lies , or that which once seem'd be . By the time he was thirty , he had written all his best poetry and was already lamenting his ...
Pagina 273
He had written praises of a regicide ; He had written praises of all kings whatever ; He had written for republics far and wide , And then against them , bitterer than ever ; For pantisocracy he once had cried Aloud , a scheme less ...
He had written praises of a regicide ; He had written praises of all kings whatever ; He had written for republics far and wide , And then against them , bitterer than ever ; For pantisocracy he once had cried Aloud , a scheme less ...
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The quantity of good verse written is great , but its scope is generally limited and its ambitions are modest . In the longer forms of poetry , the limitations of the age are very distinctly felt . The last years of the nineteenth and ...
The quantity of good verse written is great , but its scope is generally limited and its ambitions are modest . In the longer forms of poetry , the limitations of the age are very distinctly felt . The last years of the nineteenth and ...
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