Littell's Living Age, Volume 128Living Age Company Incorporated, 1876 |
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Page 196
... poet's loyalty to certain ideals will prob- accompanied the editions of Wordsworth's ably take the form of a strenuous confi- poems . Hard by these is rightly placed dence in the future of nations or of man- Wordsworth's " Guide through ...
... poet's loyalty to certain ideals will prob- accompanied the editions of Wordsworth's ably take the form of a strenuous confi- poems . Hard by these is rightly placed dence in the future of nations or of man- Wordsworth's " Guide through ...
Page 356
... poet . " Fit audience though not very many people now read Dryden or few " is what the poet , of all men , cannot Pope but surely fewer still read Words- be content with . Great authorities have worth , Coleridge , or Southey . The last ...
... poet . " Fit audience though not very many people now read Dryden or few " is what the poet , of all men , cannot Pope but surely fewer still read Words- be content with . Great authorities have worth , Coleridge , or Southey . The last ...
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... poet was discovered by the Earl of Dorset , reading Horace . Lord Dorset , himself a small poet and a splendid pa- tron of poets , was afterwards praised by Prior in language which may have been sincere , but which to modern ears sounds ...
... poet was discovered by the Earl of Dorset , reading Horace . Lord Dorset , himself a small poet and a splendid pa- tron of poets , was afterwards praised by Prior in language which may have been sincere , but which to modern ears sounds ...
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