Nineteenth Century PoetsShiva Lal Agarwala, 1967 - 422 páginas |
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... give up his preoccupa- tion with questions of social progress and reform but he found it very difficult to give up this old habit . The following sentences deserve the very closest attention of all students of Coleridge : " Thank God ...
... give up his preoccupa- tion with questions of social progress and reform but he found it very difficult to give up this old habit . The following sentences deserve the very closest attention of all students of Coleridge : " Thank God ...
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... give up altogether the faith of his forefathers , he also could not give his idealistic faith in the power of the mind . When he saw even this mind baffled , he gave way to melancholy , brooding over the dark destiny of the human race ...
... give up altogether the faith of his forefathers , he also could not give his idealistic faith in the power of the mind . When he saw even this mind baffled , he gave way to melancholy , brooding over the dark destiny of the human race ...
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... Give me this credit - and you will not think that on my own account I repeat Milton's lines ' How charming is divine ... gives this comment on the poem , " it will show you that it was written with no Agony but that of ignorance ; with ...
... Give me this credit - and you will not think that on my own account I repeat Milton's lines ' How charming is divine ... gives this comment on the poem , " it will show you that it was written with no Agony but that of ignorance ; with ...
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