Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - 340 oldal |
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... poetic madness, and perhaps more importantly, on mad poetic figures from the Renaissance. There have been several discussions of the importance of Torquato Tasso (1544–95) as an emblematic figure of the suffering poet, and indeed the mad ...
... poetic madness, and perhaps more importantly, on mad poetic figures from the Renaissance. There have been several discussions of the importance of Torquato Tasso (1544–95) as an emblematic figure of the suffering poet, and indeed the mad ...
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... poet who is capable of divining and prophesying is often the shaman or the poet capable of being carried out of himself to obtain secret , divine information . The Romantic Movement made the divine or ecstatic poet ( a most ancient idea ) ...
... poet who is capable of divining and prophesying is often the shaman or the poet capable of being carried out of himself to obtain secret , divine information . The Romantic Movement made the divine or ecstatic poet ( a most ancient idea ) ...
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... POET , like the traveller at a rail- way - station , 127 . POET , the Master thinks he has some of his elements , but is not one , 128 . POETRY , a young man's maiden ef- fort , 184 . POETS , dark - meat and white - meat , 51 . POETS ...
... POET , like the traveller at a rail- way - station , 127 . POET , the Master thinks he has some of his elements , but is not one , 128 . POETRY , a young man's maiden ef- fort , 184 . POETS , dark - meat and white - meat , 51 . POETS ...
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