Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... course , forbid us to enter . There is , however , between them , the distinction of dry sticks and green sticks ; there is in humour a living energy , a diffused potency , a noble sap ; it grows upon the character of the humorist . Wit ...
... course , forbid us to enter . There is , however , between them , the distinction of dry sticks and green sticks ; there is in humour a living energy , a diffused potency , a noble sap ; it grows upon the character of the humorist . Wit ...
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... course , however , this criticism requires limitation . There is an obvious sense in which Shelley is a fanciful , as contra - distinguished from an imaginative poet . These words , being invented for the popular expression of ...
... course , however , this criticism requires limitation . There is an obvious sense in which Shelley is a fanciful , as contra - distinguished from an imaginative poet . These words , being invented for the popular expression of ...
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... course Cowper was un- happy at school , as he was unhappy always ; and of course too we are speaking of Westminster only . For Dr. Pitman and the oculist there is nothing to say . In scholarship Cowper seems to have succeeded . He was ...
... course Cowper was un- happy at school , as he was unhappy always ; and of course too we are speaking of Westminster only . For Dr. Pitman and the oculist there is nothing to say . In scholarship Cowper seems to have succeeded . He was ...
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