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... poet's " wit , " which then rears and paws about in a fashion which sometimes only too completely justifies his own poetic injunction in the " Resurrection " . . . . Still at their best these poems do have a rich eloquence which may not ...
... poet's " wit , " which then rears and paws about in a fashion which sometimes only too completely justifies his own poetic injunction in the " Resurrection " . . . . Still at their best these poems do have a rich eloquence which may not ...
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... Poetic emotion will go hand in hand with poetic thought . Mere emotionalism , mere sensation without intellectual discipline and direction , will seem too cheap and easy an appeal to the mob spirit . To the invitation of unthinking ...
... Poetic emotion will go hand in hand with poetic thought . Mere emotionalism , mere sensation without intellectual discipline and direction , will seem too cheap and easy an appeal to the mob spirit . To the invitation of unthinking ...
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... poetic craft by which Keats has most blessed his race . [ 1895 ] Harry Buxton - Forman Introd . in The Letters of John Keats , ed . Maurice Buxton - Forman ( Oxford Univ . Pr . , 1952 ) , p . vi The best of Keats's poems , of course ...
... poetic craft by which Keats has most blessed his race . [ 1895 ] Harry Buxton - Forman Introd . in The Letters of John Keats , ed . Maurice Buxton - Forman ( Oxford Univ . Pr . , 1952 ) , p . vi The best of Keats's poems , of course ...
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