The Groundwork of Criticism: Judging PoetryOxford University Press, 1947 - 175 pages |
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... kind old sun will know . Think how it wakes the seeds , - Woke , once , the clays of a cold star . Are limbs , so dear - achieved , are sides , Full - nerved - still warm - too hard to stir ? Was it for this the clay grew tall ? -O what ...
... kind old sun will know . Think how it wakes the seeds , - Woke , once , the clays of a cold star . Are limbs , so dear - achieved , are sides , Full - nerved - still warm - too hard to stir ? Was it for this the clay grew tall ? -O what ...
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... kind of English elegy which is too elaborate in structure , and too reflective in treat- ment to be regarded as purely lyrical . This kind of elegy requires special consideration . It is often traditional , modelled on the elegies of a ...
... kind of English elegy which is too elaborate in structure , and too reflective in treat- ment to be regarded as purely lyrical . This kind of elegy requires special consideration . It is often traditional , modelled on the elegies of a ...
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... kind . The merits of this poetry are cogency of argument , aptness of illustrative detail , and epi- grammatic brilliance of diction . The following passages taken respectively from the Essay on Criticism and the Essay on Man will ...
... kind . The merits of this poetry are cogency of argument , aptness of illustrative detail , and epi- grammatic brilliance of diction . The following passages taken respectively from the Essay on Criticism and the Essay on Man will ...
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