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Сторінка 40
It is almost profanity to say a word of anything but delight in such lovely verses .
Only , would the verse of Simonides or Pindar have enjoyed its own
exquisiteness so openly as this ? Do they display their charms quite so freely ?
Are their ...
It is almost profanity to say a word of anything but delight in such lovely verses .
Only , would the verse of Simonides or Pindar have enjoyed its own
exquisiteness so openly as this ? Do they display their charms quite so freely ?
Are their ...
Сторінка 44
... Move my faint heart with grief , but with delight No more - oh , never more ! or in
such an astonishing single line , great even beyond the greatness of the poem in
which it occurs , as : O Wind , If Winter comes , can Spring be far behind ?
... Move my faint heart with grief , but with delight No more - oh , never more ! or in
such an astonishing single line , great even beyond the greatness of the poem in
which it occurs , as : O Wind , If Winter comes , can Spring be far behind ?
Сторінка 81
He disarms our judgement : we delight in a man who more than any other man
can pour the whole of himself into speech and reveal all mankind in revealing
himself . No truthful man among us tells the whole truth as this liar tells it . How
can ...
He disarms our judgement : we delight in a man who more than any other man
can pour the whole of himself into speech and reveal all mankind in revealing
himself . No truthful man among us tells the whole truth as this liar tells it . How
can ...
Сторінка 87
The poet ' s delight in him allows him occasionally and partially to defeat the plain
intention shown in all three plays that we should love and honour the prince . But
Shakespeare has really provided us with SHAKESPEARE ' S HISTORIES 87.
The poet ' s delight in him allows him occasionally and partially to defeat the plain
intention shown in all three plays that we should love and honour the prince . But
Shakespeare has really provided us with SHAKESPEARE ' S HISTORIES 87.
Сторінка 122
While Wordsworth , Keats , and Tennyson amaze and delight us by their
knowledge of the actual surface of the earth on which we live , Shelley is seldom
content to leave us there : he hurries us away to the heights and spaces of
heaven , to ...
While Wordsworth , Keats , and Tennyson amaze and delight us by their
knowledge of the actual surface of the earth on which we live , Shelley is seldom
content to leave us there : he hurries us away to the heights and spaces of
heaven , to ...
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| Назва | The Continuity of Letters |
| Автор | John Cann Bailey |
| Видавець | Clarendon Press, 1923 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 5 вер. 2006 |
| Обсяг | 273 стор. |
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