The Bookman: A Literary Journal, Том 47 |
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in the town and country that we creed : “ Literature decays when it no know .
longer makes more beautiful , or Mr. Yeats , like Browning , writes more vivid , the
language which both lyrical poems and dramas ; but unites it to all life , and when
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in the town and country that we creed : “ Literature decays when it no know .
longer makes more beautiful , or Mr. Yeats , like Browning , writes more vivid , the
language which both lyrical poems and dramas ; but unites it to all life , and when
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He they write holds over his contemporaries a For my poor passage to the stall of
night ? spiritual sway that many a monarch might envy . Perhaps the final tribA
QUESTION ute to him is seen in the fact that I asked if I got sick and died , would
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He they write holds over his contemporaries a For my poor passage to the stall of
night ? spiritual sway that many a monarch might envy . Perhaps the final tribA
QUESTION ute to him is seen in the fact that I asked if I got sick and died , would
...
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... from sufferThe heaped up sods upon the fire , ing . It is not the spirit of
acquiesThe pile of turf against the wall ! cence or of resignation , but rather
dauntless triumphant affirmation have been to write great odes and WILLIAM
LYON PHELPS 69.
... from sufferThe heaped up sods upon the fire , ing . It is not the spirit of
acquiesThe pile of turf against the wall ! cence or of resignation , but rather
dauntless triumphant affirmation have been to write great odes and WILLIAM
LYON PHELPS 69.
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dauntless triumphant affirmation have been to write great odes and Her poems of
the Christ - child have hymns to Beauty , his simple poems something of the
exaltation of Chris . of Irish life are full of charm . The tina Rossetti ; for to her mind
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dauntless triumphant affirmation have been to write great odes and Her poems of
the Christ - child have hymns to Beauty , his simple poems something of the
exaltation of Chris . of Irish life are full of charm . The tina Rossetti ; for to her mind
...
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They virtues his own bear a marked resem . sought to make their conception of
blance , he may truly write , Diu civilisation prevail , and were in large multumque
vixi . SNAP - SHOTS OF FOREIGN AUTHORS : FRANCE BY RICHARD BUTLER
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They virtues his own bear a marked resem . sought to make their conception of
blance , he may truly write , Diu civilisation prevail , and were in large multumque
vixi . SNAP - SHOTS OF FOREIGN AUTHORS : FRANCE BY RICHARD BUTLER
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Шта други кажу - Напишите рецензију
Нисмо пронашли ниједну рецензију на уобичајеним местима.
Друга издања - Прикажи све
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