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Pagina 319
... poet , his " eye in a fine frenzy rolling , " glancing " from heaven to earth , from earth to heaven , " and utterly unable to adjust himself to the practical world , must be completely reversed in the case of Shakespeare . His capacity ...
... poet , his " eye in a fine frenzy rolling , " glancing " from heaven to earth , from earth to heaven , " and utterly unable to adjust himself to the practical world , must be completely reversed in the case of Shakespeare . His capacity ...
Pagina 469
... poet should be a learned man , and no great poet has shown a profounder erudition . These fundamental ideas explain the comparative inaction of the Horton period , when , as he says , he “ spent a long holiday turning over the Latin and ...
... poet should be a learned man , and no great poet has shown a profounder erudition . These fundamental ideas explain the comparative inaction of the Horton period , when , as he says , he “ spent a long holiday turning over the Latin and ...
Pagina 595
... poet , he seems to have some little bias towards the opin- 10 ions of Wiclif , after John of Gaunt his patron ; somewhat of which appears in the tale of Piers Plowman . " Yet I cannot blame him for inveighing so sharply against the ...
... poet , he seems to have some little bias towards the opin- 10 ions of Wiclif , after John of Gaunt his patron ; somewhat of which appears in the tale of Piers Plowman . " Yet I cannot blame him for inveighing so sharply against the ...
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