Studies in Interpretation: Keats-Clough-Matthew ArnoldG. P. Putnam's sons, 1896 - 221 стор. |
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... clearly enough , an inevitable reaction after the intense and abnormal strain of the great European upheaval . Of such a condition of things the literature of the time , English and continental , became the faithful mouthpiece and ...
... clearly enough , an inevitable reaction after the intense and abnormal strain of the great European upheaval . Of such a condition of things the literature of the time , English and continental , became the faithful mouthpiece and ...
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... clearly saw and often stated in public , the horrid delusion , the vile mockery of the whole affair . . . . I was a sharer in the general vortex , though my little world described the path of the revolution in an orbit of its own . " 1 ...
... clearly saw and often stated in public , the horrid delusion , the vile mockery of the whole affair . . . . I was a sharer in the general vortex , though my little world described the path of the revolution in an orbit of its own . " 1 ...
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... clear - sighted , unsentimental men as Bentham , Austin , and the elder Mill , had carried forward in direct line the dominant utilitarian traditions of the eighteenth century , taking , as the younger Mill himself stated , the French ...
... clear - sighted , unsentimental men as Bentham , Austin , and the elder Mill , had carried forward in direct line the dominant utilitarian traditions of the eighteenth century , taking , as the younger Mill himself stated , the French ...
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... clear . A spirit of intense revulsion from the enlightenment of the century and all its works certainly characterized poet and prophet alike ; but this spirit of revulsion revealed it- self in totally different ways . Carlyle faced tion ...
... clear . A spirit of intense revulsion from the enlightenment of the century and all its works certainly characterized poet and prophet alike ; but this spirit of revulsion revealed it- self in totally different ways . Carlyle faced tion ...
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... clear away the choking thorns From round its gentle stem ; let the young fawns , Yeaned in after times , when we are flown , Find a fresh sward beneath it , overgrown With simple flowers ; let there nothing be More boisterous than a ...
... clear away the choking thorns From round its gentle stem ; let the young fawns , Yeaned in after times , when we are flown , Find a fresh sward beneath it , overgrown With simple flowers ; let there nothing be More boisterous than a ...
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