The Pelican Guide to English Literature, Том 4Boris Ford Penguin Books, 1962 |
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... mind's horizon . One's first reaction is perhaps of impatience , but gradually one senses that something indispensable has been created - the sense of a great pattern of daily realities and current reflections spreading around the firm ...
... mind's horizon . One's first reaction is perhaps of impatience , but gradually one senses that something indispensable has been created - the sense of a great pattern of daily realities and current reflections spreading around the firm ...
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... mind as paradox is in the mind of Donne . With him an abstraction at the opening of a poem gradually accumulates ( usually through echoes of other poetry ) wider and wider implications of feeling , until , at the poem's close , it is ...
... mind as paradox is in the mind of Donne . With him an abstraction at the opening of a poem gradually accumulates ( usually through echoes of other poetry ) wider and wider implications of feeling , until , at the poem's close , it is ...
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... mind for them - monumental ' , ' grave ' , ' deliberate ' , and so on are insuffi- cient ; they recognize weight or volume , but not the verbal vitality which animates what might otherwise be a mere simulacrum of grandeur . Since poetry ...
... mind for them - monumental ' , ' grave ' , ' deliberate ' , and so on are insuffi- cient ; they recognize weight or volume , but not the verbal vitality which animates what might otherwise be a mere simulacrum of grandeur . Since poetry ...
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