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... he is an expendable one among the teeming many , he will age while nature remains ever young ; because the scale is so vast , man's progress is never appreciably advanced ; the poet need not invoke heroic tales because his is a weak ...
... he is an expendable one among the teeming many , he will age while nature remains ever young ; because the scale is so vast , man's progress is never appreciably advanced ; the poet need not invoke heroic tales because his is a weak ...
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He never yet could brook the note of scorn " ( lines 158–159 ) . In the following scene he doubly rebukes Becket : “ Is strength less strong handin - hand with grace ? ” and “ My Lord , I marvel why you never lean / On any man's ...
He never yet could brook the note of scorn " ( lines 158–159 ) . In the following scene he doubly rebukes Becket : “ Is strength less strong handin - hand with grace ? ” and “ My Lord , I marvel why you never lean / On any man's ...
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[ " Vastness ” ( 1885 ) , XVI , XVII , XVIII ) VI , The poet who never lost his interest in the contemporary discoveries of science never lost his dread of what its philosophy would mean to art , traditional beliefs , and the ethical ...
[ " Vastness ” ( 1885 ) , XVI , XVII , XVIII ) VI , The poet who never lost his interest in the contemporary discoveries of science never lost his dread of what its philosophy would mean to art , traditional beliefs , and the ethical ...
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Art versus Society | 23 |
Sense versus Soul | 55 |
Doubt versus Faith | 83 |
Urheberrecht | |
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