The New-York Review, Volume 4George Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... living bard placed by their side . We are sensible that there may be something startling in a classification which , pur- porting to rest on some principle , passes from the names of Shakspeare and Milton to Wordsworth . We cannot pause ...
... living bard placed by their side . We are sensible that there may be something startling in a classification which , pur- porting to rest on some principle , passes from the names of Shakspeare and Milton to Wordsworth . We cannot pause ...
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... living author , but from a conviction , sinking deeper into the heart at each thoughtful communing with his works , that the permanent fame reserved for Wordsworth is not fully realized by even his truest admirers . It may be thought ...
... living author , but from a conviction , sinking deeper into the heart at each thoughtful communing with his works , that the permanent fame reserved for Wordsworth is not fully realized by even his truest admirers . It may be thought ...
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... good and the beautiful in all that meets and surrounds me . " - Another writer , lately among the living , devoted much of his efforts to the same cause -the discrimination of genuine poetry 10 [ January , Wordsworth .
... good and the beautiful in all that meets and surrounds me . " - Another writer , lately among the living , devoted much of his efforts to the same cause -the discrimination of genuine poetry 10 [ January , Wordsworth .
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... living bard in the rank of Spenser , and Shakspeare , and Milton , we deemed it appropriate to show the scope of all poetry of a high order . We have sought to establish that poetic genius is not that fickle and lawless power it is ...
... living bard in the rank of Spenser , and Shakspeare , and Milton , we deemed it appropriate to show the scope of all poetry of a high order . We have sought to establish that poetic genius is not that fickle and lawless power it is ...
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... living British au- thors , but from Wordsworth's own pages we can gather , in his statements and allusions to his personal history , all that is needed to illustrate the genius of his poems . Relying on such authentic information , it ...
... living British au- thors , but from Wordsworth's own pages we can gather , in his statements and allusions to his personal history , all that is needed to illustrate the genius of his poems . Relying on such authentic information , it ...
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