Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... less puff and less ostentation . The reputation of the latter was caused not by their merit but by their time . Fifty years ago people believed in metre , and it is plain that Coleridge ( Southey may be added , for that matter ) ...
... less puff and less ostentation . The reputation of the latter was caused not by their merit but by their time . Fifty years ago people believed in metre , and it is plain that Coleridge ( Southey may be added , for that matter ) ...
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... less puff and less ostentation . The reputation of the latter was caused not by their merit but by their time . Fifty years ago people believed in metre , and it is plain that Coleridge ( Southey may be added , for that matter ) ...
... less puff and less ostentation . The reputation of the latter was caused not by their merit but by their time . Fifty years ago people believed in metre , and it is plain that Coleridge ( Southey may be added , for that matter ) ...
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... less fair , Less winning soft , less amiably mild , Than that smooth wat'ry image . Back I turn'd : Thou following cry'dst aloud , Return , fair Eve ; Whom fly'st thou ? ' Eve's character , indeed , is one of the most wonderful efforts ...
... less fair , Less winning soft , less amiably mild , Than that smooth wat'ry image . Back I turn'd : Thou following cry'dst aloud , Return , fair Eve ; Whom fly'st thou ? ' Eve's character , indeed , is one of the most wonderful efforts ...
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