The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... seems to me too near to half - formed poetry to be good prose . T. S. Eliot Milton ( Proceedings of the British Academy , 1947 ) , p . 9 I find it difficult to avoid the conclusion that there can hardly be anything very wrong with the ...
... seems to me too near to half - formed poetry to be good prose . T. S. Eliot Milton ( Proceedings of the British Academy , 1947 ) , p . 9 I find it difficult to avoid the conclusion that there can hardly be anything very wrong with the ...
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... seems indeed a friendly place . . . . But Coleridge can advance no further : he does not describe Joy as a ... seem to have SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 329.
... seems indeed a friendly place . . . . But Coleridge can advance no further : he does not describe Joy as a ... seem to have SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 329.
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... seems to have attempted . . . to ex- plain Wordsworth's Ode upon epistemological grounds . At least , he quotes the poem as if he believed that it expressed the principles of a theory of knowledge . It may seem surprising that his ...
... seems to have attempted . . . to ex- plain Wordsworth's Ode upon epistemological grounds . At least , he quotes the poem as if he believed that it expressed the principles of a theory of knowledge . It may seem surprising that his ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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