The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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... Goethe's poetry was not inevitable enough . ' The remark is striking and true ; no line in Goethe , as Goethe said himself , but its maker knew well how it came there . Wordsworth is right , Goethe's poetry is not inevitable not ...
... Goethe's poetry was not inevitable enough . ' The remark is striking and true ; no line in Goethe , as Goethe said himself , but its maker knew well how it came there . Wordsworth is right , Goethe's poetry is not inevitable not ...
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... Goethe himself . Instead of being irritated and rendered jealous by this , a nature like Goethe's was inevitably led by it to heighten , not lower , the note of his praise . The Time - Spirit , or Zeit- Geist , he would himself have ...
... Goethe himself . Instead of being irritated and rendered jealous by this , a nature like Goethe's was inevitably led by it to heighten , not lower , the note of his praise . The Time - Spirit , or Zeit- Geist , he would himself have ...
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... Goethe as saying that Byron ' is undoubtedly to be regarded as the greatest genius of our century . ' What Goethe did really say was the greatest talent , ' not ' the greatest genius . ' The difference is important , because , while ...
... Goethe as saying that Byron ' is undoubtedly to be regarded as the greatest genius of our century . ' What Goethe did really say was the greatest talent , ' not ' the greatest genius . ' The difference is important , because , while ...
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THE STUDY OF POETRY | 3 |
MILTON | 42 |
THOMAS GRAY | 51 |
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