The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... Passions are quickly born , grow , and die . From them grow more slowly the outer , social relations of people ... passion in the for- ward progress through time . . . . The " journey of life " idea presents itself as forward and ...
... Passions are quickly born , grow , and die . From them grow more slowly the outer , social relations of people ... passion in the for- ward progress through time . . . . The " journey of life " idea presents itself as forward and ...
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... passions which always bring sorrow . The worst of man's woes , reason and passion , are therefore in himself . . . . ... Monroe K. Spears SP ( October , 1948 ) , pp . 619-20 No one would claim for Prior a high place among poets ; but ...
... passions which always bring sorrow . The worst of man's woes , reason and passion , are therefore in himself . . . . ... Monroe K. Spears SP ( October , 1948 ) , pp . 619-20 No one would claim for Prior a high place among poets ; but ...
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... passion — surely passion is low brow enough , and think how all Scott's laborious mountains and scooped - out glens and carefully ruined abbeys call out for passion , passion and how it is never there ! If he had passion he would be a ...
... passion — surely passion is low brow enough , and think how all Scott's laborious mountains and scooped - out glens and carefully ruined abbeys call out for passion , passion and how it is never there ! If he had passion he would be a ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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