The Poems of Robert BrowningCrowell, 1896 - 512 страница |
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... means such entrancing glimpses of an unsuspected world were revealed to the boy that he longed to possess more of Shelley . His mother , accordingly , sallied forth in search of Shelley's poems , which , after many tribulations , she at ...
... means such entrancing glimpses of an unsuspected world were revealed to the boy that he longed to possess more of Shelley . His mother , accordingly , sallied forth in search of Shelley's poems , which , after many tribulations , she at ...
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... means success , the play thus maimed and maltreated was successful enough ; it made way ' for Macready's own Benefit and the theatre closed a fortnight after . " Browning's second visit to Italy took place in the autumn of 1844 , from ...
... means success , the play thus maimed and maltreated was successful enough ; it made way ' for Macready's own Benefit and the theatre closed a fortnight after . " Browning's second visit to Italy took place in the autumn of 1844 , from ...
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... means chosen at random by the poet . There are several centres of human thought , around which the genius of Browning plays with exceptional power . Such , for example , are the ideas symbolized in human love and service , in art , and ...
... means chosen at random by the poet . There are several centres of human thought , around which the genius of Browning plays with exceptional power . Such , for example , are the ideas symbolized in human love and service , in art , and ...
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... means of music . This opin- ion , however , is somewhat discounted by the character of the man , sophistical as he often is in his arguments . When he finds himself pushed for logical reasons for his moral conduct , he falls back upon ...
... means of music . This opin- ion , however , is somewhat discounted by the character of the man , sophistical as he often is in his arguments . When he finds himself pushed for logical reasons for his moral conduct , he falls back upon ...
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... means of symbols as in the arts of painting and poetry . So much is the form identified with the spirit in the Abbé's mind , that he thinks of his music winging its way up to God , an eternal good , to take its place in the completed ...
... means of symbols as in the arts of painting and poetry . So much is the form identified with the spirit in the Abbé's mind , that he thinks of his music winging its way up to God , an eternal good , to take its place in the completed ...
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Abt Vogler Alfred Domett Athens beauty believe Bells and Pomegranates breast breath brow Browning Browning's called Cerinthus cheat Constance crown dare dead death doubt Dramatic dream earth eyes face faith fancy fear feel Ferishtah's Fancies fire flesh Florence flower fool fugue Giotto give God's gold grace Greek grow hand head heart heaven hope Jacynth Jews King kiss lady laugh leave life's live look Lyrics man's mind mouth never night o'er once paint Palestrina Paracelsus Persia Pheidippides Pippa Passes play poem poet praise prove Queen rose round semitones sing Sludge smile song soul speak tell thee there's Theseus things thou thought thro truth turn Vasari Vaucluse Venice What's whole woman Women wonder word youth ΙΟ
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