Chrysomela: A Selection from the Lyrical PoemsMacmillan, 1891 - 199 páginas |
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Página ix
... writer's judgment on his own work is to be considered final , and his book to be taken as he left it , or left alto- gether ; a literal reproduction of the original text being occasionally included in this requirement . If poetry were ...
... writer's judgment on his own work is to be considered final , and his book to be taken as he left it , or left alto- gether ; a literal reproduction of the original text being occasionally included in this requirement . If poetry were ...
Página x
... writer is most thoroughly to be judged by the whole of what he printed . A selector inevitably holds too despotic a position over his author . The frankness of speech which we have abandoned is an interesting evidence how the tone of ...
... writer is most thoroughly to be judged by the whole of what he printed . A selector inevitably holds too despotic a position over his author . The frankness of speech which we have abandoned is an interesting evidence how the tone of ...
Página xvi
... writes more consistently and earnestly with his eye upon his subject . An allegorical or mystical treat- ment is alien from him : he handles awkwardly the few traditional fables which he introduces . He is also wholly free from ...
... writes more consistently and earnestly with his eye upon his subject . An allegorical or mystical treat- ment is alien from him : he handles awkwardly the few traditional fables which he introduces . He is also wholly free from ...
Página xvii
... writes throughout far more naturally than these lyrists , who , on the other hand , in their unfrequent successes reach a more complete and classical form of expression . Thus , when Carew speaks of an aged fair one When beauty , youth ...
... writes throughout far more naturally than these lyrists , who , on the other hand , in their unfrequent successes reach a more complete and classical form of expression . Thus , when Carew speaks of an aged fair one When beauty , youth ...
Página xviii
... writer . The greatest , in truth , is wholly absent : and it is remarkable that although Herrick may have joined in the wit - contests and genialities of the literary clubs in London soon after Shakespeare's death , and certainly lived ...
... writer . The greatest , in truth , is wholly absent : and it is remarkable that although Herrick may have joined in the wit - contests and genialities of the literary clubs in London soon after Shakespeare's death , and certainly lived ...
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