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The difference , then , between the poetry of a poet , and the poetry of a cultivated but not naturally poetic mind , is , that in the latter , with however bright a halo of feeling the thought may be surrounded and glorified ...
The difference , then , between the poetry of a poet , and the poetry of a cultivated but not naturally poetic mind , is , that in the latter , with however bright a halo of feeling the thought may be surrounded and glorified ...
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In Wordsworth , the poetry is almost always the mere setting of a thought . The thought may be more valuable than the setting , or it may be less valuable , but there can be no question as to which was first in his mind : what he is ...
In Wordsworth , the poetry is almost always the mere setting of a thought . The thought may be more valuable than the setting , or it may be less valuable , but there can be no question as to which was first in his mind : what he is ...
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Even to the very end , while often speaking of his prison life , he would have thought it took from his Roman courage to describe its hardship . The worth of a man's acts in the moral memory , a con- tinual height of mind in the doing ...
Even to the very end , while often speaking of his prison life , he would have thought it took from his Roman courage to describe its hardship . The worth of a man's acts in the moral memory , a con- tinual height of mind in the doing ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Hundred Best English Essays |
| Herausgeber | Frederick Edwin Smith Earl of Birkenhead |
| Ausgabe | 4 |
| Verlag | Cassell, 1929 |
| Original von | Indiana University |
| Digitalisiert | 20. Jan. 2009 |
| ISBN | 0848273869, 9780848273866 |
| Länge | 921 Seiten |
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