Early Lectures: 1833-1836Harvard University Press, 1959 |
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... verse that every one reserves for poetry all exalted thoughts . Now the fact is , as we well know , that of all our metrical structures the blank verse is the most difficult to use with success , and of all the English only five or six ...
... verse that every one reserves for poetry all exalted thoughts . Now the fact is , as we well know , that of all our metrical structures the blank verse is the most difficult to use with success , and of all the English only five or six ...
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... verse will be felt by comparing it with that of the blank verse of Beaumont and Fletcher or Massinger or Otway or Dr. Johnson's Irene which is all poetry of the manu- factory and not of the muse . This distinction which I am now re ...
... verse will be felt by comparing it with that of the blank verse of Beaumont and Fletcher or Massinger or Otway or Dr. Johnson's Irene which is all poetry of the manu- factory and not of the muse . This distinction which I am now re ...
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... verse from the want of a more proper vehicle That is the one in use But Spenser , Shakspear , Milton & Burns write verses because the ( y ) thoughts are musical & cannot otherwise find fit expression . And such persons create their verse ...
... verse from the want of a more proper vehicle That is the one in use But Spenser , Shakspear , Milton & Burns write verses because the ( y ) thoughts are musical & cannot otherwise find fit expression . And such persons create their verse ...
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The Uses of Natural History | 11 |
Water | 50 |
The Naturalist | 69 |
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