The Continuity of LettersBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 273 стор. |
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... Pindar for a third , in spite of the opinion of the great critic whom we used to call Longinus , who speaks of Pindar as a great poet whose genius often suffers lamentable eclipse . But , however that may be , it is certain that no poet ...
... Pindar for a third , in spite of the opinion of the great critic whom we used to call Longinus , who speaks of Pindar as a great poet whose genius often suffers lamentable eclipse . But , however that may be , it is certain that no poet ...
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... Pindar's ode does , from the temporary and accidental side of the subject . Peace and the Heaven to which we owe it are great themes , with the immortal quality in each of them ; and the victory of order over chaos is the thing with ...
... Pindar's ode does , from the temporary and accidental side of the subject . Peace and the Heaven to which we owe it are great themes , with the immortal quality in each of them ; and the victory of order over chaos is the thing with ...
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... Pindar's invention stands this test . But who does not feel that this is not so with Cowley's lines ? There it is the intellect which is at work , not the imagination ; cleverness , not the sense of the wonder and joy of the world . And ...
... Pindar's invention stands this test . But who does not feel that this is not so with Cowley's lines ? There it is the intellect which is at work , not the imagination ; cleverness , not the sense of the wonder and joy of the world . And ...
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LIFE AND ART IN ENGLISH POETRY | 1 |
AN ATTEMPT AT A DEFINITION | 21 |
SHAKESPEARES HISTORIES | 52 |
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