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... look at the children of the soil , look at the seeds which are sown here for immortality ! Is there no deterioration there ? ' ( I , 179. ) Southey lamented the passing of the yeoman farmer ; ' this was the right English tree in which ...
... look at the children of the soil , look at the seeds which are sown here for immortality ! Is there no deterioration there ? ' ( I , 179. ) Southey lamented the passing of the yeoman farmer ; ' this was the right English tree in which ...
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... look ridiculous as the arch - priest of cant . The Vision of Judgement was the most perfect of Byron's satires . In the English Bards and Scotch Reviewers he had written : Such is the force of wit ! but not belong To me the arrows of ...
... look ridiculous as the arch - priest of cant . The Vision of Judgement was the most perfect of Byron's satires . In the English Bards and Scotch Reviewers he had written : Such is the force of wit ! but not belong To me the arrows of ...
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... look at his before we look at the French Impressionists , and we can then see what the artist's aim was . As he put it himself , ' Lights - dews - breezes - blooms and freshness , not one of which has yet been perfected by any painter ...
... look at his before we look at the French Impressionists , and we can then see what the artist's aim was . As he put it himself , ' Lights - dews - breezes - blooms and freshness , not one of which has yet been perfected by any painter ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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