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... says Solomon ( 1,6 ) ; Beatrice told Virgil that she was moved by love ( amor mi mosse . Inf . ii , 72 ) . Wisdom , says Solomon , " goeth about , herself seeking them that are worthy of her , and in their paths she appeareth unto them ...
... says Solomon ( 1,6 ) ; Beatrice told Virgil that she was moved by love ( amor mi mosse . Inf . ii , 72 ) . Wisdom , says Solomon , " goeth about , herself seeking them that are worthy of her , and in their paths she appeareth unto them ...
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... says Arnold in The French Play in London , " it at the same time adopts instinctively a truer form , as Gray does in the Elegy . ” And , one might add , it adopts , as Gray did in the Elegy , states of mind more characteristic of Arnold ...
... says Arnold in The French Play in London , " it at the same time adopts instinctively a truer form , as Gray does in the Elegy . ” And , one might add , it adopts , as Gray did in the Elegy , states of mind more characteristic of Arnold ...
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... says , will eventually stand higher than his poetry . The last poet to whom Arnold attempts to apply the touch- stones is Burns ; and Burns , he says , " is the first case we have had where the bias of the personal estimate tends to ...
... says , will eventually stand higher than his poetry . The last poet to whom Arnold attempts to apply the touch- stones is Burns ; and Burns , he says , " is the first case we have had where the bias of the personal estimate tends to ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE Introduction | 13 |
The Pathos of Young Death | 34 |
The Manifold Sorrow of Man | 52 |
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