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... poets . Theirs is not the accidental title to reverence which , with the majority of princes , ceases with the yielding up of life . There is nothing perishable with the poet but that clay which has hemmed him in , and restricted the ...
... poets . Theirs is not the accidental title to reverence which , with the majority of princes , ceases with the yielding up of life . There is nothing perishable with the poet but that clay which has hemmed him in , and restricted the ...
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... poet , whose genius , in spite of his artificial diction , has given him a distinct and honourable place in our poetical literature , deserves mention among lyric poets , although his strength lies mainly in description . Either he or ...
... poet , whose genius , in spite of his artificial diction , has given him a distinct and honourable place in our poetical literature , deserves mention among lyric poets , although his strength lies mainly in description . Either he or ...
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... poet , and yet in execution he is eminently deficient . He considered Pope one of the greatest of poets , but in spite of this extravagant admiration , he has little in common with the author of the " Dunciad . " Wordsworth , whom he ...
... poet , and yet in execution he is eminently deficient . He considered Pope one of the greatest of poets , but in spite of this extravagant admiration , he has little in common with the author of the " Dunciad . " Wordsworth , whom he ...
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