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Page 138
... feeling that Crabbe is letting himself be ruled too much by the narrative conventions - perfectly honor- able ... feel uncomfortable in the presence of George's affair , we must not forget that the poet has had George say in the ...
... feeling that Crabbe is letting himself be ruled too much by the narrative conventions - perfectly honor- able ... feel uncomfortable in the presence of George's affair , we must not forget that the poet has had George say in the ...
Page 148
... feel " Miseries like theirs . " - [ 680-695 . ] Ellis then goes on to tell in great detail how he found his wife and her lover living under the most miserable conditions , with another child , the man ill and near death : " Now the lost ...
... feel " Miseries like theirs . " - [ 680-695 . ] Ellis then goes on to tell in great detail how he found his wife and her lover living under the most miserable conditions , with another child , the man ill and near death : " Now the lost ...
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... feeling ; he would guide my will , " And teach me wisdom - so affection wrought , " That he to save me from destruction ... feel . " Exalted praise ! and to the creature due " Who loves that interest solely to pursue . " But I was sick ...
... feeling ; he would guide my will , " And teach me wisdom - so affection wrought , " That he to save me from destruction ... feel . " Exalted praise ! and to the creature due " Who loves that interest solely to pursue . " But I was sick ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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