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... beginning his own poem , so steeped in Shakespearian enchantment that the glamour of it is carried over into the early adventures of his own hero , who actually sees and hears similar sights and sounds and is stimulated by them to ...
... beginning his own poem , so steeped in Shakespearian enchantment that the glamour of it is carried over into the early adventures of his own hero , who actually sees and hears similar sights and sounds and is stimulated by them to ...
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... beginning of the play ( I. i . 9-12 ) , or his passionate reproach to Pandarus , who might in this respect well be Brown , of his entire lack of compre- hension of the quality of his love for Cressid . The wonderful passage in Act III ...
... beginning of the play ( I. i . 9-12 ) , or his passionate reproach to Pandarus , who might in this respect well be Brown , of his entire lack of compre- hension of the quality of his love for Cressid . The wonderful passage in Act III ...
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... beginning of Hyperion . The present version : Not so much life as on a summer's day Robs not one light seed from the feather'd grass , was added in the proof sheets , but in the Woodhouse transcript the last line reads Robs not at all ...
... beginning of Hyperion . The present version : Not so much life as on a summer's day Robs not one light seed from the feather'd grass , was added in the proof sheets , but in the Woodhouse transcript the last line reads Robs not at all ...
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Keats's Shakespeare: A Descriptive Study Caroline Frances Eleanor Spurgeon No preview available - 1966 |
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