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Pagina ix
... force and depth of moral thought , a constant energy and intensity of expression , an occasional delicacy and perfection of fanciful or reflective beauty , which should have ensured him a place in the front rank at least of gnomic poets ...
... force and depth of moral thought , a constant energy and intensity of expression , an occasional delicacy and perfection of fanciful or reflective beauty , which should have ensured him a place in the front rank at least of gnomic poets ...
Pagina xi
... force of fancy than we should look for in a poet of that order , where with far less of thick acrid smoke there is also less real heat and flame perceptible than struggles here through the fume and fog of a Cimmerian style . The dialect ...
... force of fancy than we should look for in a poet of that order , where with far less of thick acrid smoke there is also less real heat and flame perceptible than struggles here through the fume and fog of a Cimmerian style . The dialect ...
Pagina xiv
... forces and confused ideas ; of a feeble and clouded or of a vigorous but unfixed and chaotic intellect . Such a poet as Lord Brooke , for example - and I take George Chapman and Fulke Greville to be of all English poets the two most ...
... forces and confused ideas ; of a feeble and clouded or of a vigorous but unfixed and chaotic intellect . Such a poet as Lord Brooke , for example - and I take George Chapman and Fulke Greville to be of all English poets the two most ...
Pagina xv
... force of his illumination full upon the inmost thought and mind of the most infamous criminal , a Guido Franceschini or a Louis Bonaparte , compelling the black and obscene abyss of such a spirit to yield up at last the secret of its ...
... force of his illumination full upon the inmost thought and mind of the most infamous criminal , a Guido Franceschini or a Louis Bonaparte , compelling the black and obscene abyss of such a spirit to yield up at last the secret of its ...
Pagina xvi
... forces of his nature and the latent mainspring of his deeds . This fineness of intellect and dramatic sympathy which is ever on ... force of his intellect and all the strength of his imagination , into the assumed part of his client ; to ...
... forces of his nature and the latent mainspring of his deeds . This fineness of intellect and dramatic sympathy which is ever on ... force of his intellect and all the strength of his imagination , into the assumed part of his client ; to ...
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