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... himself used (though in a very fragmentary way) were almost completely
neglected for fifty or sixty years; and very often Introduction 5.
... himself used (though in a very fragmentary way) were almost completely
neglected for fifty or sixty years; and very often Introduction 5.
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I never forgot my stature so completely — I live in the eye ; and my imagination ,
surpassed , is at rest . " These last phrases perfectly describe the purely esthetic
experience of reading Hyperion . Though Hyperion is completely his own , Keats
...
I never forgot my stature so completely — I live in the eye ; and my imagination ,
surpassed , is at rest . " These last phrases perfectly describe the purely esthetic
experience of reading Hyperion . Though Hyperion is completely his own , Keats
...
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... is not reaping—the procedure now is almost completely indirect and left solely
to inference. The personified figure of autumn is replaced by concrete images of
life, and of life unafflicted by any thought of death: the gnats, the hedge crickets, ...
... is not reaping—the procedure now is almost completely indirect and left solely
to inference. The personified figure of autumn is replaced by concrete images of
life, and of life unafflicted by any thought of death: the gnats, the hedge crickets, ...
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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