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THE LECTURER who should take as his subject the poetry of Milton or of
Shakspeare , or , to come to our own times , the poetry of Wordsworth or of
Tennyson , would be sure to command , in one point at least , the sympathy of his
audience .
THE LECTURER who should take as his subject the poetry of Milton or of
Shakspeare , or , to come to our own times , the poetry of Wordsworth or of
Tennyson , would be sure to command , in one point at least , the sympathy of his
audience .
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Let any one who has ever witnessed a great fire , study the dozen lines which I
am about to read to you , and I am sure that his memory will testify to the truth and
the grandeur of the picture which is there drawn . The scene described is , as you
...
Let any one who has ever witnessed a great fire , study the dozen lines which I
am about to read to you , and I am sure that his memory will testify to the truth and
the grandeur of the picture which is there drawn . The scene described is , as you
...
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Nay , perhaps you say we want you to talk of pictures and pottery , because we
are sure that you know something of them , and you know nothing of the other
world . Well — I don ' t . That is quite true . But the very strangeness and mystery
of ...
Nay , perhaps you say we want you to talk of pictures and pottery , because we
are sure that you know something of them , and you know nothing of the other
world . Well — I don ' t . That is quite true . But the very strangeness and mystery
of ...
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Sure there is a hell ? Sure that men are dropping before your faces through the
pavements of these streets into eternal fire , or sure that they are not ? Sure that
at your own death you are going to be delivered from all sorrow , to be endowed
...
Sure there is a hell ? Sure that men are dropping before your faces through the
pavements of these streets into eternal fire , or sure that they are not ? Sure that
at your own death you are going to be delivered from all sorrow , to be endowed
...
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Are his words more cheerful than the heathen ' s — is his hope more near - his
trust more sure — his reading of fate more happy ? Ah , no ! He differs from the
Heathen poet chiefly in this that he recognizes , for deliverance , no gods nigh at
...
Are his words more cheerful than the heathen ' s — is his hope more near - his
trust more sure — his reading of fate more happy ? Ah , no ! He differs from the
Heathen poet chiefly in this that he recognizes , for deliverance , no gods nigh at
...
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