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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... things which to prosaic view seemed painful or ugly ; as Shakespere did , for example , with folly and mad- ness in King Lear . His Views of Life . - It should be clear that Keats could not consistently believe in his theories of poetry ...
... things which to prosaic view seemed painful or ugly ; as Shakespere did , for example , with folly and mad- ness in King Lear . His Views of Life . - It should be clear that Keats could not consistently believe in his theories of poetry ...
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... things apparently finite had a connection with the infinite and eternal . He presented us , to be sure , with images taken from actual life ; not , however , with those images as the of common sense beheld them , but in their eternal ...
... things apparently finite had a connection with the infinite and eternal . He presented us , to be sure , with images taken from actual life ; not , however , with those images as the of common sense beheld them , but in their eternal ...
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... things are not the precious ones that animates Adonais and is uttered in its sublimest stanzas . Poets other than Shelley might have made much more of the actual facts concerning Keats's life and character . They might have given us a ...
... things are not the precious ones that animates Adonais and is uttered in its sublimest stanzas . Poets other than Shelley might have made much more of the actual facts concerning Keats's life and character . They might have given us a ...
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