The New-York Review, Volume 4George Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... reason " the calculating faculty - he groups together " the lunatic , the lover , and the poet , of imagination all compact , " and then , after glanc- ing at the diseased vision of madness , and the enthralled eyes of love , he sets ...
... reason " the calculating faculty - he groups together " the lunatic , the lover , and the poet , of imagination all compact , " and then , after glanc- ing at the diseased vision of madness , and the enthralled eyes of love , he sets ...
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... reason nor the lore of philosophic schools , but the creative faculty of imagination that wrestled most strenuously with paganism . The moral wisdom of an- cient heathendom was in its great poems . On the pages of the chief Greek poets ...
... reason nor the lore of philosophic schools , but the creative faculty of imagination that wrestled most strenuously with paganism . The moral wisdom of an- cient heathendom was in its great poems . On the pages of the chief Greek poets ...
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... reason , " he remarks in the preface , " for withholding what was said in my reply , of the crushing re- view which had been given to Wordsworth's great poem : - ' He crush the Excursion !! Tell him he might as easily crush Skiddaw ...
... reason , " he remarks in the preface , " for withholding what was said in my reply , of the crushing re- view which had been given to Wordsworth's great poem : - ' He crush the Excursion !! Tell him he might as easily crush Skiddaw ...
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... reason than that the heart can find nothing kindred to recognise . These spurious births - new indeed but uncouth -must not pass for legitimacy . The genuine creations of ima- gination bring with them none of this strangeness ; we seem ...
... reason than that the heart can find nothing kindred to recognise . These spurious births - new indeed but uncouth -must not pass for legitimacy . The genuine creations of ima- gination bring with them none of this strangeness ; we seem ...
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... reasons . A deeper truth is needed to expound the elements of the human soul , and it is given when he moralizes the glowing description of the two Boys , in the latter books of the Excursion : " we live by hope And by desire ; we see ...
... reasons . A deeper truth is needed to expound the elements of the human soul , and it is given when he moralizes the glowing description of the two Boys , in the latter books of the Excursion : " we live by hope And by desire ; we see ...
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