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... remarkable as his poetry ; the copiousness of his illustrations , the richness of his imagery , the easy flow of his sentences , the keenness of his wit , and the force and clearness of his reason- ing , give to his reviews and essays a ...
... remarkable as his poetry ; the copiousness of his illustrations , the richness of his imagery , the easy flow of his sentences , the keenness of his wit , and the force and clearness of his reason- ing , give to his reviews and essays a ...
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... remarkable power and beauty , he is deficient in the highest of all poetical qualities , invention . His method of writing in verse is unlike that of almost all his predecessors . Poetry he defines to be " the spontaneous overflow of ...
... remarkable power and beauty , he is deficient in the highest of all poetical qualities , invention . His method of writing in verse is unlike that of almost all his predecessors . Poetry he defines to be " the spontaneous overflow of ...
Pagina 48
... remarkable advance , but it is well that Keats left it a fragment , for it is plain that , with his effeminate notion of Apollo , he could never have invented any kind of action which would have interested the reader in learning how the ...
... remarkable advance , but it is well that Keats left it a fragment , for it is plain that , with his effeminate notion of Apollo , he could never have invented any kind of action which would have interested the reader in learning how the ...
Pagina 49
... remarkable achievements , which only those who are insensible to the power of genius are likely to under- rate . Both Coleridge and Keats must be regarded as inventors in the art of poetry , and , as we know , Virgil gives inventors of ...
... remarkable achievements , which only those who are insensible to the power of genius are likely to under- rate . Both Coleridge and Keats must be regarded as inventors in the art of poetry , and , as we know , Virgil gives inventors of ...
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... remarkable example of be feared that the experiences of many of hereditary genius- one of the most strik- these excellent and loyal persons must be ing , indeed , on record . Through four very disappointing , and suggestive of noth ...
... remarkable example of be feared that the experiences of many of hereditary genius- one of the most strik- these excellent and loyal persons must be ing , indeed , on record . Through four very disappointing , and suggestive of noth ...
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