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... length ( except the Satire , and be damned to it ) , for The Giaour is but a string of passages , and Childe Harold is , and I rather think always will be , unconcluded.25 Since Arnold accepted Byron's confession that The Giaour was ...
... length ( except the Satire , and be damned to it ) , for The Giaour is but a string of passages , and Childe Harold is , and I rather think always will be , unconcluded.25 Since Arnold accepted Byron's confession that The Giaour was ...
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... convenient , manner . The fourth section is concerned with presenting the textual history of Marius the Epicurean . The length of the work and the extent of the changes make it superfluous to do it exhaustively , and 10.
... convenient , manner . The fourth section is concerned with presenting the textual history of Marius the Epicurean . The length of the work and the extent of the changes make it superfluous to do it exhaustively , and 10.
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... convenient , manner . The fourth section is concerned with presenting the textual history of Marius the Epicurean . The length of the work and the extent of the changes make it superfluous to do it exhaustively , and 10.
... convenient , manner . The fourth section is concerned with presenting the textual history of Marius the Epicurean . The length of the work and the extent of the changes make it superfluous to do it exhaustively , and 10.
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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