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... wrote at school are mainly important in that they show us a boy patiently learning his craft . The poems that he wrote at Oxford have more depth and subtlety , but they have something in common - both in their charm , and in their ...
... wrote at school are mainly important in that they show us a boy patiently learning his craft . The poems that he wrote at Oxford have more depth and subtlety , but they have something in common - both in their charm , and in their ...
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... wrote : In my early poems I wrote lyrically , as an innocent , because I was an innocent ; I have ( not surprisingly ) fallen from that particular grace since then . I had begun to change during my second year at Oxford . T. S. Eliot wrote ...
... wrote : In my early poems I wrote lyrically , as an innocent , because I was an innocent ; I have ( not surprisingly ) fallen from that particular grace since then . I had begun to change during my second year at Oxford . T. S. Eliot wrote ...
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... wrote , the left steadied the unwritten and still rolled- up portion of the roll , and unwound it as necessary . Other representations show a different posture , in which one knee was raised in front of the writer to form a sloping ...
... wrote , the left steadied the unwritten and still rolled- up portion of the roll , and unwound it as necessary . Other representations show a different posture , in which one knee was raised in front of the writer to form a sloping ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19556 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir George Clark | 17 |
THE NATURE Of Recitative Aspects of Art Lecture By J A Westrup | 27 |
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