Shakespeare to Hardy: Short Studies of Characteristic English Authors Given in a Series of Lectures at Tokyo University |
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... distances in the philosopher's thesis but enchanted with his fortunate vision of such an inspired mortal . So , long before , the boy Hazlitt had been enchanted when he saw this poet first and heard him preach an actual pulpit ...
... distances in the philosopher's thesis but enchanted with his fortunate vision of such an inspired mortal . So , long before , the boy Hazlitt had been enchanted when he saw this poet first and heard him preach an actual pulpit ...
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It was the early Shelley whom Peacock knew , so far as this easy philosopher could know the secrets of such a daringly imaginative and progressive nature . Peacock saw Shelley in hours of despondency , witnessed his PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY ...
It was the early Shelley whom Peacock knew , so far as this easy philosopher could know the secrets of such a daringly imaginative and progressive nature . Peacock saw Shelley in hours of despondency , witnessed his PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY ...
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essay has made it clear that the poet was not a philosopher in the technical sense and “ did not even try to express himself in a philosophical and systematic way . " And yet we see recurrent and laborious attempts to extract from him a ...
essay has made it clear that the poet was not a philosopher in the technical sense and “ did not even try to express himself in a philosophical and systematic way . " And yet we see recurrent and laborious attempts to extract from him a ...
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