 But, such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European poetry of that quarter of a century which follows the death of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure.  Deutsche lyrik - Sayfa 41896 - 415 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray - 1863 - 806 sayfa
...such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European literature of that quarter of a century which follows the death...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
 | Matthew Arnold - 1863 - 92 sayfa
...such as he is,/he isj (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this),\inthe European literature of that quarter of a -century which follows the death of Goethe, lincomparably the most imYportant figurie. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With... | |
 | Matthew Arnold - 1865 - 332 sayfa
...such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European literature of that quarter of a century which follows the death...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
 | Matthew Arnold (Dichter, England) - 1869 - 438 sayfa
...liberation of humanity. But, such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
 | Matthew Arnold - 1875 - 468 sayfa
...Liberation War of humanity. But, such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
 | 1925 - 562 sayfa
...Heine was a soldier in "the liberation war of humanity"; he was "the Paladin" of the modern spirit; "in the European poetry of that quarter of a century which follows the death of Goethe, he is incomparably the most important figure" because with his "intense modernism, his absolute rejection... | |
 | 1899 - 544 sayfa
...important line of activity" — namely as " a soldier in the war of liberation of humanity;" and so he was "in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe incomparably the most important figure." In English prose, Arnold's favorite authors seem to have been Burke, Newman, and possibly Emerson.... | |
 | Charles Forster Smith - 1909 - 496 sayfa
...important line of activity" — namely, as "a soldier in the war of liberation of humanity" ; and so he was "in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe incomparably the most important figure." In English prose, Arnold's favorite authors seem to have been Burke, Newman, and possibly Emerson.... | |
 | Matthew Arnold - 1913 - 376 sayfa
...Liberation War of humanity. But, such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
 | Matthew Arnold - 1914 - 502 sayfa
...liberation of humanity. But, such as he is, he is (and posterity too, I am quite sure, will say this), in the European poetry of that quarter of a century...of Goethe, incomparably the most important figure. What a spendthrift, one is tempted to cry, is Nature ! With what prodigality, in the march of generations,... | |
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