A Selection from the Works of Lord ByronEdward Moxon & Company, 1866 - 244 páginas |
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... sense of power and delight in great outer things of which we speak here . Among later men , Coleridge and Keats used nature mainly as a stimulant or a seda- tive ; Wordsworth as a vegetable fit to shred into his pot and pare down like ...
... sense of power and delight in great outer things of which we speak here . Among later men , Coleridge and Keats used nature mainly as a stimulant or a seda- tive ; Wordsworth as a vegetable fit to shred into his pot and pare down like ...
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... sense of power and delight in great outer things of which we speak here . Among later men , Coleridge and Keats used nature mainly as a stimulant or a seda- tive ; Wordsworth as a vegetable fit to shred into his pot and pare down like ...
... sense of power and delight in great outer things of which we speak here . Among later men , Coleridge and Keats used nature mainly as a stimulant or a seda- tive ; Wordsworth as a vegetable fit to shred into his pot and pare down like ...
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... some few degrees below an equal rank . One native and incurable defect grew up and strengthened side by side with his noblest qualities : a feeble and faulty sense of metre . No poet of equal or inferior xii PREFACE .
... some few degrees below an equal rank . One native and incurable defect grew up and strengthened side by side with his noblest qualities : a feeble and faulty sense of metre . No poet of equal or inferior xii PREFACE .
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... sense of sounding storms and shaken waters could not but exult over the vision of deluge with all his strength and breadth of wing . Tempest and rebellion and the magnificence of anguish were as the natural food and fire to kindle and ...
... sense of sounding storms and shaken waters could not but exult over the vision of deluge with all his strength and breadth of wing . Tempest and rebellion and the magnificence of anguish were as the natural food and fire to kindle and ...
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... sense and style , which raised his favourite so high among writers , if they left him somewhat low among poets and having himself so bad an ear for metre , he may even have imagined that Pope's verse was musical . of scorn and passion ...
... sense and style , which raised his favourite so high among writers , if they left him somewhat low among poets and having himself so bad an ear for metre , he may even have imagined that Pope's verse was musical . of scorn and passion ...
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