Our Best Poets, English and AmericanH. Holt, 1922 - 233 páginas |
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... thing to be irresponsibly dogmatic in the cheerful atmosphere of a literary society and quite another thing in the solemn formality of print . I had no objection to making a fool of myself before a select group of people ; but I gravely ...
... thing to be irresponsibly dogmatic in the cheerful atmosphere of a literary society and quite another thing in the solemn formality of print . I had no objection to making a fool of myself before a select group of people ; but I gravely ...
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... things like Thomas's own : - Out in the dark over the snow The fallow fawns invisible go With the fallow doe ; And the winds blow Fast as the stars are slow . It explains with an equal lucidity vile things like the hyper- sensitive and ...
... things like Thomas's own : - Out in the dark over the snow The fallow fawns invisible go With the fallow doe ; And the winds blow Fast as the stars are slow . It explains with an equal lucidity vile things like the hyper- sensitive and ...
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... thing may happen . Of these three friends , Robert Nichols would seem to be the most promising , Siegfried Sassoon the most accomplished , and Robert Graves the most entertain- ing . From Mr. Sassoon's The Old Huntsman , I select a ...
... thing may happen . Of these three friends , Robert Nichols would seem to be the most promising , Siegfried Sassoon the most accomplished , and Robert Graves the most entertain- ing . From Mr. Sassoon's The Old Huntsman , I select a ...
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... their names between those of their English fellow - craftsmen , in any order of precedence . One of my reasons is that it is virtually impossible to make a just comparison between two things so unlike each other as mod- INTRODUCTION xix.
... their names between those of their English fellow - craftsmen , in any order of precedence . One of my reasons is that it is virtually impossible to make a just comparison between two things so unlike each other as mod- INTRODUCTION xix.
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Theodore Maynard. comparison between two things so unlike each other as mod- ern English and modern American poetry . Another , and an equally powerful reason , is that , though I am somewhat fool- hardy by nature , there are limits to ...
Theodore Maynard. comparison between two things so unlike each other as mod- ern English and modern American poetry . Another , and an equally powerful reason , is that , though I am somewhat fool- hardy by nature , there are limits to ...
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