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... battle ; waged it till he fell , — waged it with such splendid and imperishable excellence of sincerity and strength.49 - Thus despite his defects as an artist , Byron's unrelenting battle on be- half of the " modern spirit " entitled ...
... battle ; waged it till he fell , — waged it with such splendid and imperishable excellence of sincerity and strength.49 - Thus despite his defects as an artist , Byron's unrelenting battle on be- half of the " modern spirit " entitled ...
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gue and battle , were nearly all youth- ful . II 13 1. 20 battle and the plague , were almost all youthful . II 13 1. 22 Apart from the interesting rejection of the archaic " chaplets " and " cas- ques " , the changes in this sentence ...
gue and battle , were nearly all youth- ful . II 13 1. 20 battle and the plague , were almost all youthful . II 13 1. 22 Apart from the interesting rejection of the archaic " chaplets " and " cas- ques " , the changes in this sentence ...
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... battle of the books , " and both lay it to his feeling for good literature.45 Richard F. Jones has presented evidence that Dryden was directly influenced by the inductive method of the new science.46 The trait has theoretical support ...
... battle of the books , " and both lay it to his feeling for good literature.45 Richard F. Jones has presented evidence that Dryden was directly influenced by the inductive method of the new science.46 The trait has theoretical support ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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