Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... poet best known after Shakespeare is Byron . This curi- ous fact must have been very per- plexing to those of his contempo- raries who were qualified to judge what was his true position in com- parison with the other living com ...
... poet best known after Shakespeare is Byron . This curi- ous fact must have been very per- plexing to those of his contempo- raries who were qualified to judge what was his true position in com- parison with the other living com ...
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... poet is the sworn enemy of commonplace , but the sham poet is its apostle ; and there is no art more immediately successful than that which places the general and common in the place of the natural , throwing over them that glow of ...
... poet is the sworn enemy of commonplace , but the sham poet is its apostle ; and there is no art more immediately successful than that which places the general and common in the place of the natural , throwing over them that glow of ...
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... poet's real office to fathom . The sham horror , which was after their own heart , enchanted them and carried them away . Now- adays the Corsair , with his gloomy brow and gloomier conscience , is the acknowledged type of the conven ...
... poet's real office to fathom . The sham horror , which was after their own heart , enchanted them and carried them away . Now- adays the Corsair , with his gloomy brow and gloomier conscience , is the acknowledged type of the conven ...
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