The Romantics Reviewed: Contemporary Reviews of British Romantic Writers, Part 1, Volume 1Donald H. Reiman Garland Pub., 1972 - English periodicals |
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Page 37
... lines ; if that , indeed , can be called composition in which all the images rose up be- fore him as things , with a parallel production c ^ the correspondent expres- sion , without any sensation or consciousness of effort . On awaking ...
... lines ; if that , indeed , can be called composition in which all the images rose up be- fore him as things , with a parallel production c ^ the correspondent expres- sion , without any sensation or consciousness of effort . On awaking ...
Page 187
... line we really are unable , after all our pains , to attach any meaning to ; neither can we feel confident that we under- stand the sense intended to be expressed by the last lines of the same sonnet : “ The nation hears In this deep ...
... line we really are unable , after all our pains , to attach any meaning to ; neither can we feel confident that we under- stand the sense intended to be expressed by the last lines of the same sonnet : “ The nation hears In this deep ...
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... lines , to which we have turned almost by hazard - indepen- dently of the grandeur of the poetry , the measure seems to us to be constructed with the greatest skill and taste . " Eternal Spirit ! Universal God ! Power inaccessible to ...
... lines , to which we have turned almost by hazard - indepen- dently of the grandeur of the poetry , the measure seems to us to be constructed with the greatest skill and taste . " Eternal Spirit ! Universal God ! Power inaccessible to ...
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