The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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... gift in Milton's honour , and a gift bestowed by an American , Mr. Childs of Philadelphia ; whose cordial hospitality so many Englishmen , I myself among the number , have experienced in America . It was only last autumn that Stratford ...
... gift in Milton's honour , and a gift bestowed by an American , Mr. Childs of Philadelphia ; whose cordial hospitality so many Englishmen , I myself among the number , have experienced in America . It was only last autumn that Stratford ...
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... gift , a divine favour . The older one grows , ' says Goethe , the more one prizes natural gifts , because by no possibility can they be procured and stuck on . ' Nature formed Milton to be a great poet . But what other poet has shown ...
... gift , a divine favour . The older one grows , ' says Goethe , the more one prizes natural gifts , because by no possibility can they be procured and stuck on . ' Nature formed Milton to be a great poet . But what other poet has shown ...
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... gifts of expression and eloquence , of profound analysis and speculative intuition , as to make it most surely one of those books which will not die . ' The sincerity is unquestionable . As to the gifts of eloquence and expression ...
... gifts of expression and eloquence , of profound analysis and speculative intuition , as to make it most surely one of those books which will not die . ' The sincerity is unquestionable . As to the gifts of eloquence and expression ...
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THE STUDY OF POETRY | 3 |
MILTON | 42 |
THOMAS GRAY | 51 |
Հեղինակային իրավունք | |
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