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... seems to apply ; one cannot but feel that Professor Trevelyan's epic would have been still more delightful if it had contained a little of the salt of criticism- if , in fact , he had not swallowed Garibaldi whole . As for Macaulay's ...
... seems to apply ; one cannot but feel that Professor Trevelyan's epic would have been still more delightful if it had contained a little of the salt of criticism- if , in fact , he had not swallowed Garibaldi whole . As for Macaulay's ...
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... seems absurdly inapplicable to the works of Keats . Then there is Milton's famous ' simple , sensuous , and passionate ' test - a test which serves admirably for Keats , but which seems in an odd way to exclude the complicated style ...
... seems absurdly inapplicable to the works of Keats . Then there is Milton's famous ' simple , sensuous , and passionate ' test - a test which serves admirably for Keats , but which seems in an odd way to exclude the complicated style ...
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... seems still to hover about Cambridge . Those retired gardens , those cloistered courts , are as fitted now for his footstep and his smile as they were a hundred years ago . I seems hardly rash , when the midnight fire has been piled up ...
... seems still to hover about Cambridge . Those retired gardens , those cloistered courts , are as fitted now for his footstep and his smile as they were a hundred years ago . I seems hardly rash , when the midnight fire has been piled up ...
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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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