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... recognized the desirability of the artist concealing himself behind his work . Here , after all , was the source of the " witchery " of art . The wonder and admi- ration of the reader are , these lines imply , best evoked by processes ...
... recognized the desirability of the artist concealing himself behind his work . Here , after all , was the source of the " witchery " of art . The wonder and admi- ration of the reader are , these lines imply , best evoked by processes ...
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... human liberty , made possible by the new natural environment of the North American continent . That the human personality has its own inherent determinisms , as Edwards had recognized in his [ 94 ] WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
... human liberty , made possible by the new natural environment of the North American continent . That the human personality has its own inherent determinisms , as Edwards had recognized in his [ 94 ] WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
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... recognized , destroys even as it creates . Although no mention is made of the future for the secure rural community which had grown up near the spring , the concluding lines crypti- cally imply a dark prophecy . Just as the dynamic ...
... recognized , destroys even as it creates . Although no mention is made of the future for the secure rural community which had grown up near the spring , the concluding lines crypti- cally imply a dark prophecy . Just as the dynamic ...
Contents
Chronology | 13 |
The Poems of Nature | 39 |
The Poem of Death | 65 |
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