Poets and Puritans: By T.R. Glover ...Methuen & Company, Limited, 1923 - 323 pages |
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... Poets . Any reader who has a conscience about the matter must omit these essays . POETS AND PURITANS POETS AND PURITANS SPENSER OME time ago ix.
... Poets . Any reader who has a conscience about the matter must omit these essays . POETS AND PURITANS POETS AND PURITANS SPENSER OME time ago ix.
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By T.R. Glover ... Terrot Reaveley Glover. POETS AND PURITANS POETS AND PURITANS SPENSER OME time ago I was reading.
By T.R. Glover ... Terrot Reaveley Glover. POETS AND PURITANS POETS AND PURITANS SPENSER OME time ago I was reading.
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... poet . The doubt came to my mind as to whether it were worth while to go on reading such a poem -- a doubt that must often occur to those who read criticism . Hap- pily this time I laid the critic down and took the poet up again , and ...
... poet . The doubt came to my mind as to whether it were worth while to go on reading such a poem -- a doubt that must often occur to those who read criticism . Hap- pily this time I laid the critic down and took the poet up again , and ...
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... Poets rime . The poet , once accepted , had made his own impression despite the faults which the critic - it is true , an admiring critic - had found in him . But now I was thrown back on another question which I had to solve , for the ...
... Poets rime . The poet , once accepted , had made his own impression despite the faults which the critic - it is true , an admiring critic - had found in him . But now I was thrown back on another question which I had to solve , for the ...
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