Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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Page 82
... poem is built up the ringing in of good and the ringing out of evil - has certainly been enlarged and elaborated by a kind of thinking ; but it is thinking of the kind which takes a number of ready - made concepts or thoughts and ...
... poem is built up the ringing in of good and the ringing out of evil - has certainly been enlarged and elaborated by a kind of thinking ; but it is thinking of the kind which takes a number of ready - made concepts or thoughts and ...
Page 122
... poem is not one of Hopkins's most powerful poems ; it is a poem of ' simple- true ' feeling rather than of powerful feelings . This feeling is conveyed through his delight in the things he has observed and which he presents in ...
... poem is not one of Hopkins's most powerful poems ; it is a poem of ' simple- true ' feeling rather than of powerful feelings . This feeling is conveyed through his delight in the things he has observed and which he presents in ...
Page 125
... poem like this , though a substitute doesn't easily suggest itself . Certainly the poem hasn't the kind of personal feeling that informs , in different ways , ' Neutral Tones ' and ' Meeting at Night ' . But beneath the scene and the ...
... poem like this , though a substitute doesn't easily suggest itself . Certainly the poem hasn't the kind of personal feeling that informs , in different ways , ' Neutral Tones ' and ' Meeting at Night ' . But beneath the scene and the ...
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