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... effect of the straightforward presentation of some of the more disheartening activities of the villagers ; of solemn exhortation by the poet ; and of the one , slightly senti- mental , soliloquy delivered by the 51 Ibid . , pp . Hoary ...
... effect of the straightforward presentation of some of the more disheartening activities of the villagers ; of solemn exhortation by the poet ; and of the one , slightly senti- mental , soliloquy delivered by the 51 Ibid . , pp . Hoary ...
Page 84
... effect , acted in the immediate situation to produce a sense of well - being by allaying the nervousness . It is more likely , how- ever , that the onset of vertigoes in the first place is to be ex- plained by the possibility that ...
... effect , acted in the immediate situation to produce a sense of well - being by allaying the nervousness . It is more likely , how- ever , that the onset of vertigoes in the first place is to be ex- plained by the possibility that ...
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... effect of poetry should be to lift the mind from the painful realities of actual existence ... by substituting objects in their place which it may contemplate with some degree of interest and satisfac- tion ; but what is there in this ...
... effect of poetry should be to lift the mind from the painful realities of actual existence ... by substituting objects in their place which it may contemplate with some degree of interest and satisfac- tion ; but what is there in this ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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