American Literary EssaysLewis Gaston Leary Crowell, 1960 - 318 páginas |
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... poetry . What they print , in the main , is simply a series of exercises in the new prosody . It turns out , on ex- amination , to be quite as tight and ar- bitrary as the old kind . For one thing that a poet of 1885 could not do there ...
... poetry . What they print , in the main , is simply a series of exercises in the new prosody . It turns out , on ex- amination , to be quite as tight and ar- bitrary as the old kind . For one thing that a poet of 1885 could not do there ...
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... poetry . The new poets , now passing into the shadows , not only made the mistake of trying to rationalize poetry , an enterprise comparable to trying to rationalize neck- ing , drunkenness or the use of hasheesh ; they also tried to ...
... poetry . The new poets , now passing into the shadows , not only made the mistake of trying to rationalize poetry , an enterprise comparable to trying to rationalize neck- ing , drunkenness or the use of hasheesh ; they also tried to ...
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... poetry , the big maga- Booth . PROSE FICTION poet's highest idea - the idea of the. Attacks on the new poetry have three main resources . Poets are ridiculed as teachers : the patronage system estab- lished by the universities supports ...
... poetry , the big maga- Booth . PROSE FICTION poet's highest idea - the idea of the. Attacks on the new poetry have three main resources . Poets are ridiculed as teachers : the patronage system estab- lished by the universities supports ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Oliver Wendell Holmes 18091894 | 5 |
Washington Irving 17831859 | 16 |
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