The New-York Review, 4 tomasGeorge Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... poets of each - the age- sinall names commemorated by Johnson , and the great names omitted by him - the most worthy of all times , down to the pu- niest versifier of our own day , -what a strange variety of intel- lect and heart would ...
... poets of each - the age- sinall names commemorated by Johnson , and the great names omitted by him - the most worthy of all times , down to the pu- niest versifier of our own day , -what a strange variety of intel- lect and heart would ...
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... poets of the highest order - Chaucer , Spenser , Shakspeare , Milton , and Wordsworth . They are named in the succession of time , for we frankly acknowledge a greater difficulty in estimating their relative rank , than in reaching the ...
... poets of the highest order - Chaucer , Spenser , Shakspeare , Milton , and Wordsworth . They are named in the succession of time , for we frankly acknowledge a greater difficulty in estimating their relative rank , than in reaching the ...
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... poets - the winged race of powers so multitudinous- he may be joined to those , whose flight is sustained in the highest and purest regions of poetry . There is a glowing rhapsody of Cole- · ridge on the multiplicity of poetic power ...
... poets - the winged race of powers so multitudinous- he may be joined to those , whose flight is sustained in the highest and purest regions of poetry . There is a glowing rhapsody of Cole- · ridge on the multiplicity of poetic power ...
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... poet's genius from the moment that it dawned upon him . Yes , though Wordsworth's meekness might aptly be emblemed in the caged dove , or the lark delighting not less in his lowly nest on the bosom of the very earth than in bathing his ...
... poet's genius from the moment that it dawned upon him . Yes , though Wordsworth's meekness might aptly be emblemed in the caged dove , or the lark delighting not less in his lowly nest on the bosom of the very earth than in bathing his ...
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... poet's high vocation , and the purposes for which his spirit is endowed . When Lord Bacon took that survey of human knowledge which has been a chart for inquiry , he did not forget " that part of learning styled poesy , " but saw in it ...
... poet's high vocation , and the purposes for which his spirit is endowed . When Lord Bacon took that survey of human knowledge which has been a chart for inquiry , he did not forget " that part of learning styled poesy , " but saw in it ...
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