Yale Book of American VerseThomas R. Lounsbury Yale University Press, 1912 - 570 páginas |
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Página xix
... feel at liberty to exercise his own dis- cretion as to its exclusion , no matter how popular it may be with thousands . But when it stands on the border line between the mediocre and the good , he ought , while preserving his ...
... feel at liberty to exercise his own dis- cretion as to its exclusion , no matter how popular it may be with thousands . But when it stands on the border line between the mediocre and the good , he ought , while preserving his ...
Página xxii
... feeling . It may be that this preference will exist with enjoyment and appreciation of a different kind of poetry , or indeed of all other kinds of poetry . It may be even that there will be an intellectual acknowl- edgment of the ...
... feeling . It may be that this preference will exist with enjoyment and appreciation of a different kind of poetry , or indeed of all other kinds of poetry . It may be even that there will be an intellectual acknowl- edgment of the ...
Página xxiv
... feels impelled to depreciate if not to deny totally the mer- its of some rival author with whom his own idol is constantly contrasted . He seems unaware that in thus giving vent to his hostility he is doing little more than betray his ...
... feels impelled to depreciate if not to deny totally the mer- its of some rival author with whom his own idol is constantly contrasted . He seems unaware that in thus giving vent to his hostility he is doing little more than betray his ...
Página xli
... feeling which prevailed on both sides then manifested itself , that , though the verses appeared in an anti- slavery journal , they could as well have been written in the South as in the North , were it not for a single line in the last ...
... feeling which prevailed on both sides then manifested itself , that , though the verses appeared in an anti- slavery journal , they could as well have been written in the South as in the North , were it not for a single line in the last ...
Página xlii
... feeling is rarely on a level with its intensity . This accounts largely for the inferiority of national hymns . As a general rule these are not of a high order from the point of view of literature ; in no case that I am acquainted with ...
... feeling is rarely on a level with its intensity . This accounts largely for the inferiority of national hymns . As a general rule these are not of a high order from the point of view of literature ; in no case that I am acquainted with ...
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