The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... poet , too , has a clear right to make what experiment he pleases upon our sense of hearing . We , on our side , can ... poet ever earned a reputa- tion by writing them , though poets of repute have amused themselves , and reposed from ...
... poet , too , has a clear right to make what experiment he pleases upon our sense of hearing . We , on our side , can ... poet ever earned a reputa- tion by writing them , though poets of repute have amused themselves , and reposed from ...
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... poet , and a man of varied and extensive reading , we must confess that we owe this immunity from vague , fantastic thinking , entirely to his own good sense . It would have been very easy for him to cull from forgotten books as much ...
... poet , and a man of varied and extensive reading , we must confess that we owe this immunity from vague , fantastic thinking , entirely to his own good sense . It would have been very easy for him to cull from forgotten books as much ...
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... poet or not ; and if he had been no poet he would have been no beggar ; and if he had turned out a poet , it would have been partly in virtue of that experience of life and truth , gained in his case in the struggle for bread , without ...
... poet or not ; and if he had been no poet he would have been no beggar ; and if he had turned out a poet , it would have been partly in virtue of that experience of life and truth , gained in his case in the struggle for bread , without ...
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