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But the phrase does not mean that he obeyed more slavishly than anybody else a set of arbitrary rules . No , it means something entirely different : it means that the system of versification of which the principle is regu- larity ...
But the phrase does not mean that he obeyed more slavishly than anybody else a set of arbitrary rules . No , it means something entirely different : it means that the system of versification of which the principle is regu- larity ...
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We are still under the spell of The Ancient Mariner ; and poetry to us means , primarily , something which suggests , by means of words , mysteries and infinitudes . Thus , music and imagi- nation seem to us the most essential qualities ...
We are still under the spell of The Ancient Mariner ; and poetry to us means , primarily , something which suggests , by means of words , mysteries and infinitudes . Thus , music and imagi- nation seem to us the most essential qualities ...
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But that is an interest sub specie aeterni- tatis ; and , from the temporal point of view , Mrs. Inchbald's plays must be regarded merely as means - means towards her own enfranchisement , and that condition of things which made ...
But that is an interest sub specie aeterni- tatis ; and , from the temporal point of view , Mrs. Inchbald's plays must be regarded merely as means - means towards her own enfranchisement , and that condition of things which made ...
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SHAKESPEARES FINAL PERIOD The Independent | 1 |
WORDS AND POETRY The Hogarth Press 1928 | 16 |
RABELAIS The New Statesman Feb 16 1918 CHARAC | 31 |
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