The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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Էջ 52
... Gray disliked Johnson , and refused to make his acquaintance ; one might fancy that Johnson wrote with some irritation from this cause . But Johnson was not by nature fitted to do justice to Gray and to his poetry ; this by itself is a ...
... Gray disliked Johnson , and refused to make his acquaintance ; one might fancy that Johnson wrote with some irritation from this cause . But Johnson was not by nature fitted to do justice to Gray and to his poetry ; this by itself is a ...
Էջ 53
... Gray . The immense vogue of Pope and of his style of versification had at first prevented the frank re- ception of Gray by the readers of poetry . The Elegy pleased ; it could not but please but Gray's poetry , on the whole , astonished ...
... Gray . The immense vogue of Pope and of his style of versification had at first prevented the frank re- ception of Gray by the readers of poetry . The Elegy pleased ; it could not but please but Gray's poetry , on the whole , astonished ...
Էջ 69
... Gray caught something , caught too much . We have little of Gray's poetry , and that little is not free from the faults of his age . Therefore it was important to go for aid , as we did , to Gray's life and letters , to see his mind and ...
... Gray caught something , caught too much . We have little of Gray's poetry , and that little is not free from the faults of his age . Therefore it was important to go for aid , as we did , to Gray's life and letters , to see his mind and ...
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THE STUDY OF POETRY | 3 |
MILTON | 42 |
THOMAS GRAY | 51 |
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