The North British Review, Том 41W. P. Kennedy, 1864 |
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... called him in their Westmoreland dialect , long after he had left them for Rydal Mount . Many stories we have heard them tell of his ways , while living at the Town - end , how , alone , or oftener with his sister , at night - fall when ...
... called him in their Westmoreland dialect , long after he had left them for Rydal Mount . Many stories we have heard them tell of his ways , while living at the Town - end , how , alone , or oftener with his sister , at night - fall when ...
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... called the spring - time of his genius would reach from his first settling at Racedown , or at any rate his going to Alfoxden in 1797 , till his leaving Grasmere Town - end in 1808. The second epoch , or full midsummer of his poetry ...
... called the spring - time of his genius would reach from his first settling at Racedown , or at any rate his going to Alfoxden in 1797 , till his leaving Grasmere Town - end in 1808. The second epoch , or full midsummer of his poetry ...
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... called the interpretative power of poetry . This must be that which Wordsworth himself means when , in his preface , he says that " poetry is the breath and finer spirit of all knowledge ; it is the impassioned expression which is in ...
... called the interpretative power of poetry . This must be that which Wordsworth himself means when , in his preface , he says that " poetry is the breath and finer spirit of all knowledge ; it is the impassioned expression which is in ...
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... called the pathetic fallacy . The ideal light which Wordsworth sheds does not so , but brings out only more vividly the real heart of nature , the inmost feeling , which is really there , and is recognised by Wordsworth's eye in virtue ...
... called the pathetic fallacy . The ideal light which Wordsworth sheds does not so , but brings out only more vividly the real heart of nature , the inmost feeling , which is really there , and is recognised by Wordsworth's eye in virtue ...
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... called forth by the sight of suffering , do not end in mere emotion , but strike into a more enduring , that is , a moral ground , and so are idealized and relieved . This moral vision has a wonderful power to elevate , often to ...
... called forth by the sight of suffering , do not end in mere emotion , but strike into a more enduring , that is , a moral ground , and so are idealized and relieved . This moral vision has a wonderful power to elevate , often to ...
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