English Critical Essays: (nineteenth Century)Edmund David Jones H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1959 - 610 páginas |
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... greatest early poets , such as Homer and Chaucer , who flourished before the existence of a ' literary world ' , and were not perplexed by a heap of notions and opinions , or by doubts how emotion ought to be expressed . The greatest of ...
... greatest early poets , such as Homer and Chaucer , who flourished before the existence of a ' literary world ' , and were not perplexed by a heap of notions and opinions , or by doubts how emotion ought to be expressed . The greatest of ...
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... greatest writer of comedy that the world has seen , — Molière . If a young reader should ask , after all , What is the quickest way of knowing bad poets from good , the best poets from the next best , and so on ? the answer is , the ...
... greatest writer of comedy that the world has seen , — Molière . If a young reader should ask , after all , What is the quickest way of knowing bad poets from good , the best poets from the next best , and so on ? the answer is , the ...
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... greatest poet of modern times , the greatest critic of all times , would have been the first to acknowledge it ; he only defended his work , indeed , by asserting it to be ' something incommensurable ' . The confusion of the present ...
... greatest poet of modern times , the greatest critic of all times , would have been the first to acknowledge it ; he only defended his work , indeed , by asserting it to be ' something incommensurable ' . The confusion of the present ...
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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 17701850 | 1 |
SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 17721834 | 33 |
WILLIAM BLAKE 17571827 | 72 |
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