The Quarterly Review, 260. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1933 |
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Page 345
... poet to carry through with greatness a great task ; and then makes search in the chemical , in the plant , the animal , the savage , the Greek philosopher and the Christian saint ' for the spirit of creative light that Uriel represents ...
... poet to carry through with greatness a great task ; and then makes search in the chemical , in the plant , the animal , the savage , the Greek philosopher and the Christian saint ' for the spirit of creative light that Uriel represents ...
Page 364
... Poet Laureate with the expectation and hope most of us feel of his playing a successful part in the renewal of poetry wherever English is spoken . The first is his own ' Recent Prose ' ( Heinemann ) , a sundry collection , with a ...
... Poet Laureate with the expectation and hope most of us feel of his playing a successful part in the renewal of poetry wherever English is spoken . The first is his own ' Recent Prose ' ( Heinemann ) , a sundry collection , with a ...
Page 365
... poet if not altogether the man . Such is the course taken here . A humanist born early into the great impulse of Elizabethan inspiration ; not of powerful feelings possibly , and therefore not making an Adonais ' of his Astrophel ...
... poet if not altogether the man . Such is the course taken here . A humanist born early into the great impulse of Elizabethan inspiration ; not of powerful feelings possibly , and therefore not making an Adonais ' of his Astrophel ...
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