English Literature: A Critical SurveyPitman, 1951 - 316 sidor |
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... nature of poetry . The verse of their immediate predecessors dealt very largely with nature , and it will be observed that the hackneyed forms which are complained of arose principally in descriptions of the external world . It was the ...
... nature of poetry . The verse of their immediate predecessors dealt very largely with nature , and it will be observed that the hackneyed forms which are complained of arose principally in descriptions of the external world . It was the ...
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... Nature , the return to Feeling , and the return to Romance . These were linked expressions of a single poetic mood in conflict with tired conventions . The Return to Nature Pope , as we have seen , used the term " Nature " in a special ...
... Nature , the return to Feeling , and the return to Romance . These were linked expressions of a single poetic mood in conflict with tired conventions . The Return to Nature Pope , as we have seen , used the term " Nature " in a special ...
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... nature in youth passeth over many excesses , which are owing a man till his age . Discern of the coming on of years , and think not to do the same things still ; for age will not be defied . Beware of sudden change in any great point of ...
... nature in youth passeth over many excesses , which are owing a man till his age . Discern of the coming on of years , and think not to do the same things still ; for age will not be defied . Beware of sudden change in any great point of ...
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