Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomasTicknor and Fields, 1859 - 318 psl. |
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... criticism ; but more , I think , from the unfinished abruptness of the phraseol- ogy than from its real meaning . The best poetry has a sense which is level to the apprehension at once ; not being obscure in expression , nor ...
... criticism ; but more , I think , from the unfinished abruptness of the phraseol- ogy than from its real meaning . The best poetry has a sense which is level to the apprehension at once ; not being obscure in expression , nor ...
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... health was never after- wards equal to the exertion . This lecture has not had the advantage of his own corrections . He was criticized by the South Church Union Chronicle as teaching in it " Pantheism , " and as XX PREFACE .
... health was never after- wards equal to the exertion . This lecture has not had the advantage of his own corrections . He was criticized by the South Church Union Chronicle as teaching in it " Pantheism , " and as XX PREFACE .
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... criticism , however , is based on a misconception . It proceeds on the assumption that I com- plained , with blame , that " High Churchism regarded with peculiar reverence a sanctity as connected with certain places , times , acts ...
... criticism , however , is based on a misconception . It proceeds on the assumption that I com- plained , with blame , that " High Churchism regarded with peculiar reverence a sanctity as connected with certain places , times , acts ...
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... criticize that sen- tence , though it lies open to much criticism . I have a much more important work before me than the criticism of sentences . I am willing to admit that it is loosely expressed , and I do not wish to take advantage ...
... criticize that sen- tence , though it lies open to much criticism . I have a much more important work before me than the criticism of sentences . I am willing to admit that it is loosely expressed , and I do not wish to take advantage ...
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... to you a description of that which one of the poets of that age thought to be the legitimate call and mission of the poet . Thus writes Pope : - " Poetry and criticism are by no means the universal 98 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES.
... to you a description of that which one of the poets of that age thought to be the legitimate call and mission of the poet . Thus writes Pope : - " Poetry and criticism are by no means the universal 98 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES.
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Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomas Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
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