Poetics: An Essay on PoetrySmith, Elder, and Company, 1852 - 294 стор. |
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... speaking of Cowley , of Pope , and of Reynolds ; Reynolds himself ; Thomas Gray , when he allows the possibility of a mute inglorious Milton ; and , in our own times , Thomas Carlyle - uphold that genius is but mind of greater strength ...
... speaking of Cowley , of Pope , and of Reynolds ; Reynolds himself ; Thomas Gray , when he allows the possibility of a mute inglorious Milton ; and , in our own times , Thomas Carlyle - uphold that genius is but mind of greater strength ...
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... speak of the romance of childhood , of a romantic adventure , of the poetry of life in general : thus also Keats , making mention of what is in plain English the rapture of a kiss , says that the lips poesied with each other . As heat ...
... speak of the romance of childhood , of a romantic adventure , of the poetry of life in general : thus also Keats , making mention of what is in plain English the rapture of a kiss , says that the lips poesied with each other . As heat ...
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... speaking of it simply as glorious liberty , at other times , and with equal truth , regarding it as the very essence of joy . And that word which denotes the very highest pitch of enjoyment , to wit , ecstasy , comes to the same thing ...
... speaking of it simply as glorious liberty , at other times , and with equal truth , regarding it as the very essence of joy . And that word which denotes the very highest pitch of enjoyment , to wit , ecstasy , comes to the same thing ...
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... may be unbalanced by having too little , madness often being nothing else ; and that we are never to speak of the philosopher - not C even of the sceptical philosopher - without respect and gratitude THE LAW OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS . 33.
... may be unbalanced by having too little , madness often being nothing else ; and that we are never to speak of the philosopher - not C even of the sceptical philosopher - without respect and gratitude THE LAW OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS . 33.
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... speaking , in the consciousness of our own existence that we rejoice , but in the know- ledge , sudden , and new , or at least , for the time , un- wontedly clear , of those goods which belong to us because we are , and because we are ...
... speaking , in the consciousness of our own existence that we rejoice , but in the know- ledge , sudden , and new , or at least , for the time , un- wontedly clear , of those goods which belong to us because we are , and because we are ...
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