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... Junior writes : I forget the title of his third novel ; but I clearly remember that it opened with a description of a wretched room , similar to some that are presented in his poetry , and that , on 118 NATURE'S STERNEST PAINTER.
... Junior writes : I forget the title of his third novel ; but I clearly remember that it opened with a description of a wretched room , similar to some that are presented in his poetry , and that , on 118 NATURE'S STERNEST PAINTER.
Page 151
... Remember that Ellis has already said , “ As a man I feel . . . " and the reappear- ance of the slightly altered phrase with the emphasis this time on " man " can hardly be accidental , pointing up , as it does , the inhumane , the ...
... Remember that Ellis has already said , “ As a man I feel . . . " and the reappear- ance of the slightly altered phrase with the emphasis this time on " man " can hardly be accidental , pointing up , as it does , the inhumane , the ...
Page 156
... remember , wrote before Tales of the Hall had been published . " The national taste , " he wrote , 2 The Leadbeater Papers , vol . II , p . 352 . 3 Keats ' offhand statement that he " liketh none of Crabbe " is to be found in Letters ...
... remember , wrote before Tales of the Hall had been published . " The national taste , " he wrote , 2 The Leadbeater Papers , vol . II , p . 352 . 3 Keats ' offhand statement that he " liketh none of Crabbe " is to be found in Letters ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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