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... perhaps , only in anthologized excerpts , for there can be little doubt that Crabbe has been more discussed by profes- sors than read by students , more commended by critics than perused by readers . Crabbe's work , in fact , is ...
... perhaps , only in anthologized excerpts , for there can be little doubt that Crabbe has been more discussed by profes- sors than read by students , more commended by critics than perused by readers . Crabbe's work , in fact , is ...
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... Perhaps the natural tendency of every young man who is con- scious of powers and capabilities above his station , is , to adopt what are called popular or liberal opinions . He peculiarly feels the disadvantages of his own class , and ...
... Perhaps the natural tendency of every young man who is con- scious of powers and capabilities above his station , is , to adopt what are called popular or liberal opinions . He peculiarly feels the disadvantages of his own class , and ...
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... perhaps sentimentality ) , and this was the turn which it remained for Crabbe to give material which was already at hand . That Crabbe was able to take this step is perhaps due partly to the fact that he was for twenty years isolated ...
... perhaps sentimentality ) , and this was the turn which it remained for Crabbe to give material which was already at hand . That Crabbe was able to take this step is perhaps due partly to the fact that he was for twenty years isolated ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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