Anthology of Romanticism: Guide through the romantic movement.- v. 2. Selections from the pre-romantic movement.- v. 3. Blake, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Lamb and Hazlitt.- v. 4. Scott, Southey, Campbell, Landor, Moore, and Byron.- v. 5. Keats, Shelley, Leigh Hunt, De Quincey and CarlyleErnest Bernbaum Nelson, 1930 |
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... hours a day , and the women were to perform the domestic duties ( presumably in the same brief time ) . All products were to be shared in common . abundant leisure hours were to be devoted to reading and discussion . Under such ideal ...
... hours a day , and the women were to perform the domestic duties ( presumably in the same brief time ) . All products were to be shared in common . abundant leisure hours were to be devoted to reading and discussion . Under such ideal ...
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Ernest Bernbaum. hour has not struck yet ; meantime he pours out goblet after goblet . " It should give pause to persons prone to snap - judgments upon moral questions that from this wretched man , at the nadir of his physical and moral ...
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... hour given to lecturing or other remunerative work as an hour lost " from the Permanent . " But he composed only portions of this magnum opus , and the incoher- ence of his literary remains left his editors perplexed . In his last years ...
... hour given to lecturing or other remunerative work as an hour lost " from the Permanent . " But he composed only portions of this magnum opus , and the incoher- ence of his literary remains left his editors perplexed . In his last years ...
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THE PREROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 15 |
WILLIAM BLAKE | 69 |
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