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Page 78
... concerned , and do not play the part in Crabbe's poetry which we would expect , largely because through the 1810 publication he situated his characters in his native town , where honest fishing , supposedly , could still pro- vide a man ...
... concerned , and do not play the part in Crabbe's poetry which we would expect , largely because through the 1810 publication he situated his characters in his native town , where honest fishing , supposedly , could still pro- vide a man ...
Page 87
... concern , implicitly in the earlier works , more explicitly in the later , is with the inner life of man , Crabbe certainly approached the interests of the " romantic " poets ; and in so far as he was seriously concerned with problems ...
... concern , implicitly in the earlier works , more explicitly in the later , is with the inner life of man , Crabbe certainly approached the interests of the " romantic " poets ; and in so far as he was seriously concerned with problems ...
Page 92
... concerned , he seems consciously to have avoided it . His only efforts to describe any of the larger aspects of nature concern the sea , and even then he does not feel entirely comfortable : Turn to the watery world ! -but who to thee ...
... concerned , he seems consciously to have avoided it . His only efforts to describe any of the larger aspects of nature concern the sea , and even then he does not feel entirely comfortable : Turn to the watery world ! -but who to thee ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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