Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomasTicknor and Fields, 1859 - 318 psl. |
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... POETRY ON THE WORKING CLASSES : - Delivered before the Members of the Mechanics ' Insti- PAGE ix 1 48 52 tution , February , 1852 . LECTURE I LECTURE II LECTURE ON WORDSWORTH : - Delivered to the Members of the Brighton Athenæum ...
... POETRY ON THE WORKING CLASSES : - Delivered before the Members of the Mechanics ' Insti- PAGE ix 1 48 52 tution , February , 1852 . LECTURE I LECTURE II LECTURE ON WORDSWORTH : - Delivered to the Members of the Brighton Athenæum ...
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... Poetry , is given , partly for the sake of the crit- icism which it contains , and partly because it leads , naturally , to one from Mr. Robert- son , which further illustrates his views on po- etry 2 * PREFACE . xvii.
... Poetry , is given , partly for the sake of the crit- icism which it contains , and partly because it leads , naturally , to one from Mr. Robert- son , which further illustrates his views on po- etry 2 * PREFACE . xvii.
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... poetry demands study as severe as mathematics require . ' " I take , what appear to me to be the highest of human compositions , the Iliad and Macbeth , and I think they both are eminently intelligible without pain or effort . Perhaps I ...
... poetry demands study as severe as mathematics require . ' " I take , what appear to me to be the highest of human compositions , the Iliad and Macbeth , and I think they both are eminently intelligible without pain or effort . Perhaps I ...
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... poetry demands study as severe as mathematics require , ' is very justly open to 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 ...
... poetry demands study as severe as mathematics require , ' is very justly open to 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 ...
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... poetry and works of fiction . By poetry , we do not mean , simply , verse or rhyme . In a hundred thousand verses there might be not one thought of poetry . Neither does poetry mean something which is fanciful and unreal . By poetry we ...
... poetry and works of fiction . By poetry , we do not mean , simply , verse or rhyme . In a hundred thousand verses there might be not one thought of poetry . Neither does poetry mean something which is fanciful and unreal . By poetry we ...
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Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1858 |
Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomas Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
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