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... sense of form through its respect for regularity and well - marked boundaries . . . . Most important of all , poetry had gained a sense of social responsibility . Robert L. Sharp From Donne to Dryden ( Chapel Hill , N. C .: Univ . North ...
... sense of form through its respect for regularity and well - marked boundaries . . . . Most important of all , poetry had gained a sense of social responsibility . Robert L. Sharp From Donne to Dryden ( Chapel Hill , N. C .: Univ . North ...
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... sense of role in social play , the sense that everyone is on - stage , in borrowed robes , surrounded by insubstantial scenery , lies behind Sterne's dramatic rhetoric . He shows us that we create our own cause and effect by the ...
... sense of role in social play , the sense that everyone is on - stage , in borrowed robes , surrounded by insubstantial scenery , lies behind Sterne's dramatic rhetoric . He shows us that we create our own cause and effect by the ...
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... sense of mysterious significance . Indeed , he sought to exclude all truth that transcends reason , applying the term " mysticism " undiscriminatingly to everything that he found unintelligible . The pose of infallibility — in anyone ...
... sense of mysterious significance . Indeed , he sought to exclude all truth that transcends reason , applying the term " mysticism " undiscriminatingly to everything that he found unintelligible . The pose of infallibility — in anyone ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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