PoemsG. Routledge, 1897 - 512 páginas |
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... , with perhaps more abruptness than is necessary . All that , however , is as a grain of sand in a cup of pure water , compared to the nature , passion , and fancy of the poem . We open the book at random ; but ROBERT BROWNING . XV.
... , with perhaps more abruptness than is necessary . All that , however , is as a grain of sand in a cup of pure water , compared to the nature , passion , and fancy of the poem . We open the book at random ; but ROBERT BROWNING . XV.
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... nature when he was induced to write " Strafford . " This was the poem of " Sordello , " perhaps the greatest of his works . It occupied him for several years , and was not published till 1840. He must have worked at it during the winter ...
... nature when he was induced to write " Strafford . " This was the poem of " Sordello , " perhaps the greatest of his works . It occupied him for several years , and was not published till 1840. He must have worked at it during the winter ...
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... natural son of Lord Byron , had offered for sale some letters of Shelley and Byron . The Shelley letters were bought by Moxon , and the Byron letters by Murray . Moxon asked Browning to write a preface to the letters , and published ...
... natural son of Lord Byron , had offered for sale some letters of Shelley and Byron . The Shelley letters were bought by Moxon , and the Byron letters by Murray . Moxon asked Browning to write a preface to the letters , and published ...
Página xxvi
... nature , whatever the completeness of development , or variety of effect , impeding the precedence of the rarer endowment , though only in the germ . " What , then , was Shelley's " noblest and predominating characteristic ? This I call ...
... nature , whatever the completeness of development , or variety of effect , impeding the precedence of the rarer endowment , though only in the germ . " What , then , was Shelley's " noblest and predominating characteristic ? This I call ...
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... nature of sexual love , and its relation to all other modes of æsthetic life , and turns mainly on the question as to whether noble love best fulfils itself in constancy or in change , in devotion to one object or in the appreciation of ...
... nature of sexual love , and its relation to all other modes of æsthetic life , and turns mainly on the question as to whether noble love best fulfils itself in constancy or in change , in devotion to one object or in the appreciation of ...
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