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... Parish Register II , 384–389 . ] There is no surfeit of happiness in The Parish Register , but the tradition of which Crabbe was the latest representative found life little more cheerful than did he . In no one of his works , however ...
... Parish Register II , 384–389 . ] There is no surfeit of happiness in The Parish Register , but the tradition of which Crabbe was the latest representative found life little more cheerful than did he . In no one of his works , however ...
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... Parish Register there does appear a lack of understanding , not of the people themselves , but of some of the ... parish , he concludes : Whence all these woes ? -From want of virtuous will , Of honest shame , of time - improving skill ...
... Parish Register there does appear a lack of understanding , not of the people themselves , but of some of the ... parish , he concludes : Whence all these woes ? -From want of virtuous will , Of honest shame , of time - improving skill ...
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... Parish Register and The Borough and appears in " The Widow's Tale , " the seventh of the Tales , where the story within the frame is effectual in bringing about the conclusion of the frame story . Dr. Bär , in George Crabbe als Epiker ...
... Parish Register and The Borough and appears in " The Widow's Tale , " the seventh of the Tales , where the story within the frame is effectual in bringing about the conclusion of the frame story . Dr. Bär , in George Crabbe als Epiker ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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