Essays in Romantic LiteratureBooks for Libraries Press, 1968 - 438 pagina's |
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Pagina 212
... seems scarce credible ; and indeed , if the mould be the same , the metal has been transmuted . You feel that much has been added to the form so faithfully followed ; that you are listening to an English master of essentially English ...
... seems scarce credible ; and indeed , if the mould be the same , the metal has been transmuted . You feel that much has been added to the form so faithfully followed ; that you are listening to an English master of essentially English ...
Pagina 363
... seem more beauteous . Here the Poet seems to equivocate on the double sense , moral and intellectual , of our word Truth , comparable to the double sense of our word Right , if , indeed , this be altogether a confusion of thought ...
... seem more beauteous . Here the Poet seems to equivocate on the double sense , moral and intellectual , of our word Truth , comparable to the double sense of our word Right , if , indeed , this be altogether a confusion of thought ...
Pagina 371
... seems clearer if we dismiss the theory that Shakespeare is here dwelling exclusively on the dignity of the person he addresses . Most of the sonnets , in the First Series , handle the themes of an Ideal Beauty , incarnate in a mortal ...
... seems clearer if we dismiss the theory that Shakespeare is here dwelling exclusively on the dignity of the person he addresses . Most of the sonnets , in the First Series , handle the themes of an Ideal Beauty , incarnate in a mortal ...
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