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... poet is the person in whom these powers are in balance , the man without im- pediment , who sees and handles that which others dream of , traverses the whole scale of experience , and is representative of man , in virtue of being the ...
... poet is the person in whom these powers are in balance , the man without im- pediment , who sees and handles that which others dream of , traverses the whole scale of experience , and is representative of man , in virtue of being the ...
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... poetic origin . But the poet names the thing because he sees it , or comes one step nearer to it than any other . This expression , or naming , is not art , but a second nature , grown out of the first , as a leaf out of a tree . What ...
... poetic origin . But the poet names the thing because he sees it , or comes one step nearer to it than any other . This expression , or naming , is not art , but a second nature , grown out of the first , as a leaf out of a tree . What ...
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... poet by reading now and then in Chalmers's collection of five centuries of English poets . These are wits , more than poets , though there have been poets among them . But when we adhere to the ideal of the poet , we have our ...
... poet by reading now and then in Chalmers's collection of five centuries of English poets . These are wits , more than poets , though there have been poets among them . But when we adhere to the ideal of the poet , we have our ...
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JOHN SMITH 15801631 | 3 |
THOMAS MORTON ?15751646 | 12 |
MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH 16311705 | 21 |
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