English Lyrics Chaucer to Poe 1340-1809 |
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Page viii
... true lyrism is shown in the work of Collins , and is shown there for the fundamental reason that Collins had what I must call the Lyrical Temperament , and was therefore , in fact as well as in design , a Lyric Poet . Apply this ...
... true lyrism is shown in the work of Collins , and is shown there for the fundamental reason that Collins had what I must call the Lyrical Temperament , and was therefore , in fact as well as in design , a Lyric Poet . Apply this ...
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... true Burns's best ( 316 , 319 , 325 ) ; with the mystery and the romance of Life and Death - as in Proud Maisie ( 340 ) ; with modish extravagance- -as in What Shall I Do ( 274 ) ; with drink - as in The Happy Trio ( 316 ) and in Vulcan ...
... true Burns's best ( 316 , 319 , 325 ) ; with the mystery and the romance of Life and Death - as in Proud Maisie ( 340 ) ; with modish extravagance- -as in What Shall I Do ( 274 ) ; with drink - as in The Happy Trio ( 316 ) and in Vulcan ...
Page xi
... true Lyric and the false , the Lyric ( that is ) which is temperamental and the Lyric which is not ; but I think that I have done enough . And if I add that I have seen things so essentially anti - lyrical , to me at least , as Bacon's ...
... true Lyric and the false , the Lyric ( that is ) which is temperamental and the Lyric which is not ; but I think that I have done enough . And if I add that I have seen things so essentially anti - lyrical , to me at least , as Bacon's ...
Page xii
... true lyrism , which makes his songs in praise of Johanna Scoope and Isabel Pennell ( I wish I could quote his Mannerly Margery , but- ! ) lyrically alive unto this day . With Skelton came the turn . The age of Henry VIII . was lyrically ...
... true lyrism , which makes his songs in praise of Johanna Scoope and Isabel Pennell ( I wish I could quote his Mannerly Margery , but- ! ) lyrically alive unto this day . With Skelton came the turn . The age of Henry VIII . was lyrically ...
Page xiv
... true sense and to the finest purpose ; to Mr. T. F. Henderson for revising and correcting the glossarial element , and to Mr. James Fitzmaurice - Kelly for compiling and redacting the bibliographical matter , in the Notes . ENGLISH ...
... true sense and to the finest purpose ; to Mr. T. F. Henderson for revising and correcting the glossarial element , and to Mr. James Fitzmaurice - Kelly for compiling and redacting the bibliographical matter , in the Notes . ENGLISH ...
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English Lyrics: Chaucer to Poe; 1340 1809 (Classic Reprint) William Ernest Henley No preview available - 2018 |
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