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... poem derided : I have seen a young critic that a say French prose trans- lation of it was finer than the original . It is not possible in my judgement to go wider of the critical mark . The truth is that neither this nor the others ...
... poem derided : I have seen a young critic that a say French prose trans- lation of it was finer than the original . It is not possible in my judgement to go wider of the critical mark . The truth is that neither this nor the others ...
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... poem which refutes it by acknowledging and glorying in its truth . With the possible exception of the Odes of Horace , Gray's Elegy is of all poems in the world the most signal proof of the great part played by common- place in poetry ...
... poem which refutes it by acknowledging and glorying in its truth . With the possible exception of the Odes of Horace , Gray's Elegy is of all poems in the world the most signal proof of the great part played by common- place in poetry ...
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... poem ; for Milton is , as a French critic has recently claimed , the true hero of Paradise Lost , the only worthy rival of Satan , from the beginning of the poem to the end . The parallel extends to more than the proud , egotistic ...
... poem ; for Milton is , as a French critic has recently claimed , the true hero of Paradise Lost , the only worthy rival of Satan , from the beginning of the poem to the end . The parallel extends to more than the proud , egotistic ...
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
SOME | 30 |
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