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A note is added by the editor , to the effect that most of these excluded letters
were written in verse , and often on four sides of folio paper . Shakspeare has
informed us how the poet delivers up his heavenborn fancies , and we believe
him .
A note is added by the editor , to the effect that most of these excluded letters
were written in verse , and often on four sides of folio paper . Shakspeare has
informed us how the poet delivers up his heavenborn fancies , and we believe
him .
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... I should assuredly have produced such a poem every year . ” We cannot
sympathise with the poet in his bitter regret that the opportunity of fulfilling his
object was never permitted him . HIS REVERENCE FOR THE POETIC OFFICE .
179 But ...
... I should assuredly have produced such a poem every year . ” We cannot
sympathise with the poet in his bitter regret that the opportunity of fulfilling his
object was never permitted him . HIS REVERENCE FOR THE POETIC OFFICE .
179 But ...
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HIS REVERENCE FOR THE POETIC OFFICE . ... in life - if , we say , instead of
doing this , he would read without discrimination , and write without limit , it must
not be supposed that the struggling lad had no true sense of the poet ' s mission .
HIS REVERENCE FOR THE POETIC OFFICE . ... in life - if , we say , instead of
doing this , he would read without discrimination , and write without limit , it must
not be supposed that the struggling lad had no true sense of the poet ' s mission .
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We approach an incident in the poet ' s life which brings us in presence of one of
the finest features of his noble character . While struggling at this time on his own
account against wind and tide he became acquainted with the forlorn ...
We approach an incident in the poet ' s life which brings us in presence of one of
the finest features of his noble character . While struggling at this time on his own
account against wind and tide he became acquainted with the forlorn ...
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Note the proud expression of conscious power , and admire the patient , humble
perseverance which in Southey ' s case invariably accompanied it ! The ardent
poet did not wait until his return to England to advance his brother ' s interests .
Note the proud expression of conscious power , and admire the patient , humble
perseverance which in Southey ' s case invariably accompanied it ! The ardent
poet did not wait until his return to England to advance his brother ' s interests .
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| Назва | Essays from "The Times.": Being a Selection from the Literary Papers which Have Appeared in that Journal, Том 1 Essays from "The Times.": Being a Selection from the Literary Papers which Have Appeared in that Journal, Samuel Phillips |
| Автор | Samuel Phillips |
| Видавець | John Murray, 1871 |
| Оригінал із | Каліфорнійський університет |
| Оцифровано | 6 груд. 2007 |
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