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... sense , notwithstand- ing its title . Tennyson's In Memoriam can best be described as a collec- tion of elegies . When the expression of sorrow is brief and ejaculatory rather than meditative it is more properly called a dirge , lament ...
... sense , notwithstand- ing its title . Tennyson's In Memoriam can best be described as a collec- tion of elegies . When the expression of sorrow is brief and ejaculatory rather than meditative it is more properly called a dirge , lament ...
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... sense of serenity and power , both moral and intellectual , flowing into his being from Nature— I had been taught to reverence a Power That is the visible quality and shape And image of right reason . . . . The Prelude This means for ...
... sense of serenity and power , both moral and intellectual , flowing into his being from Nature— I had been taught to reverence a Power That is the visible quality and shape And image of right reason . . . . The Prelude This means for ...
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... sense of dialogue , Jane Austen might have won an equal success in the field of comic drama . All six of her novels were published anonymously between 1811 and 1818 : Sense and Sensibility , Pride and Prejudice , Mansfield Park , Emma ...
... sense of dialogue , Jane Austen might have won an equal success in the field of comic drama . All six of her novels were published anonymously between 1811 and 1818 : Sense and Sensibility , Pride and Prejudice , Mansfield Park , Emma ...
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