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... Passion in Browning ; and much more of Passion than Emotion in Shake- speare . Indeed in the great poets it may be held that the quality called Emotion is never present in their works , being too plebeian for such wide or rapid or ...
... Passion in Browning ; and much more of Passion than Emotion in Shake- speare . Indeed in the great poets it may be held that the quality called Emotion is never present in their works , being too plebeian for such wide or rapid or ...
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... passion ; truth which is its own testimony , which gives competence and confidence to the from the same tribunal . Poetry is the image of man and nature . The obstacles which stand in the way of the fidelity of the Biographer and ...
... passion ; truth which is its own testimony , which gives competence and confidence to the from the same tribunal . Poetry is the image of man and nature . The obstacles which stand in the way of the fidelity of the Biographer and ...
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... passion of Endymion for Cyn- thia as a type of the passion of the poetic soul for essential Beauty , Keats wrote under the influence of two secondary moral ideas or con- victions , inchoate probably in his mind when he began but gaining ...
... passion of Endymion for Cyn- thia as a type of the passion of the poetic soul for essential Beauty , Keats wrote under the influence of two secondary moral ideas or con- victions , inchoate probably in his mind when he began but gaining ...
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