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... poets ? Where is great design in modern English poetry ? The English have lost sight of the fact that poetry exists to speak the spiritual law , and that no wealth of description or of fancy is yet essentially new , and out of the ...
... poets ? Where is great design in modern English poetry ? The English have lost sight of the fact that poetry exists to speak the spiritual law , and that no wealth of description or of fancy is yet essentially new , and out of the ...
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... poetry who are quite unable to appreciate the peculiar powers of this fine , but occasionally obscure poet . Sometimes , and when in his highest mood , Collins is simple and pathetic , and his language , tortuous perhaps elsewhere , is ...
... poetry who are quite unable to appreciate the peculiar powers of this fine , but occasionally obscure poet . Sometimes , and when in his highest mood , Collins is simple and pathetic , and his language , tortuous perhaps elsewhere , is ...
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... poets must yield the palm to Scotland , perhaps even to Ireland ; but as lyrists they occupy the first rank , and the sceptic has only to read with the care it merits Mr. Palgrave's selection , which covers the poetry of three centuries ...
... poets must yield the palm to Scotland , perhaps even to Ireland ; but as lyrists they occupy the first rank , and the sceptic has only to read with the care it merits Mr. Palgrave's selection , which covers the poetry of three centuries ...
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