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In the first place , his imagination is classical rather than romantic , -we should , perhaps , apologise for using words which have been used so often , but which hardly convey even now a clear and distinct meaning ; yet they seem the ...
In the first place , his imagination is classical rather than romantic , -we should , perhaps , apologise for using words which have been used so often , but which hardly convey even now a clear and distinct meaning ; yet they seem the ...
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imagination . His words , we may half fancifully say , are like his character . There is the same austerity in the real essence , the same exquisiteness of sense , the same delicacy of form which we know that he had , the same music ...
imagination . His words , we may half fancifully say , are like his character . There is the same austerity in the real essence , the same exquisiteness of sense , the same delicacy of form which we know that he had , the same music ...
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Our opinion is against him , our serious wish is of course for England ; but the imagination has a sympathy of its own , and will not give place . We read about the great general - never greater than in that last emergency - showing ...
Our opinion is against him , our serious wish is of course for England ; but the imagination has a sympathy of its own , and will not give place . We read about the great general - never greater than in that last emergency - showing ...
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