The Tutorial History of English LiteratureUniversity Tutorial Press, 1954 - 294 páginas |
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... mind a clear outline of the history of our literature from 1579 to about 1832 . From 1579 to 1660 we have the Elizabethan period , the characteristic marks of which have been studied , and of which Shakespeare , Spenser , and Milton may ...
... mind a clear outline of the history of our literature from 1579 to about 1832 . From 1579 to 1660 we have the Elizabethan period , the characteristic marks of which have been studied , and of which Shakespeare , Spenser , and Milton may ...
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... mind ; he does not talk from a desire of distinction , but because his mind is full . ' Hence it is probable that in his case the reader of his oratory is at no disadvantage as compared with the hearer - a view that is confirmed by ...
... mind ; he does not talk from a desire of distinction , but because his mind is full . ' Hence it is probable that in his case the reader of his oratory is at no disadvantage as compared with the hearer - a view that is confirmed by ...
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... mind of man . It is not every one , however , as he says , who is capable of receiving all that Nature is ready to give . It is useless to approach her except with observing eyes and an open heart . The accuracy of Wordsworth's own ...
... mind of man . It is not every one , however , as he says , who is capable of receiving all that Nature is ready to give . It is useless to approach her except with observing eyes and an open heart . The accuracy of Wordsworth's own ...
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