The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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Matthew Arnold. Here is an immense advantage for a poet . Wordsworth tells of what all seek , and tells of it at its truest and best source , and yet a source where all may go and draw for it . Nevertheless , we are not to suppose that ...
Matthew Arnold. Here is an immense advantage for a poet . Wordsworth tells of what all seek , and tells of it at its truest and best source , and yet a source where all may go and draw for it . Nevertheless , we are not to suppose that ...
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... tells us of his ' protean nature essentially metamorphosable , polarisable , and virtual , ' when he tells us of his longing for totality , ' we must listen , although these phrases may in France , as M. Paul Bourget says , ' raise a ...
... tells us of his ' protean nature essentially metamorphosable , polarisable , and virtual , ' when he tells us of his longing for totality , ' we must listen , although these phrases may in France , as M. Paul Bourget says , ' raise a ...
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... Tell him and show him that he places his happiness wrong , that he seeks for delight where delight will never be ... tells us that perhaps we were predestined not to be happy but to be unhappy ? 6 You will find , in especial , many ...
... Tell him and show him that he places his happiness wrong , that he seeks for delight where delight will never be ... tells us that perhaps we were predestined not to be happy but to be unhappy ? 6 You will find , in especial , many ...
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THE STUDY OF POETRY | 3 |
MILTON | 42 |
THOMAS GRAY | 51 |
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