The London Quarterly Review, Volumes 69-70Theodore Foster, 1842 |
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... reader at ease , and a continued terseness of part of Mr. Wordsworth's or of any great diction and condensation of thought , though writer's works without having reference to apparently abridging his labours , in reality the whole ...
... reader at ease , and a continued terseness of part of Mr. Wordsworth's or of any great diction and condensation of thought , though writer's works without having reference to apparently abridging his labours , in reality the whole ...
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... readers have to spare and more space called upon to notice first . The former of than is permitted to a sonnet , and it will not them is that picture - gallery in fourteen lines , be difficult to evolve the doctrine . We which , though ...
... readers have to spare and more space called upon to notice first . The former of than is permitted to a sonnet , and it will not them is that picture - gallery in fourteen lines , be difficult to evolve the doctrine . We which , though ...
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... readers than Mr. Wordsworth's abstruser inspirations : - ' A trouble , not of clouds or weeping rain , Nor of the setting sun's pathetic light , Engendered , hangs o'er Eildon's triple height : Spirits of Power , assembled there ...
... readers than Mr. Wordsworth's abstruser inspirations : - ' A trouble , not of clouds or weeping rain , Nor of the setting sun's pathetic light , Engendered , hangs o'er Eildon's triple height : Spirits of Power , assembled there ...
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... readers . breadth , and perhaps , when they are regard- It is true that it was many years before ed as a whole , even adds to their originality ; this success was brought about to the extent for there is no mind so rare , nor consequent ...
... readers . breadth , and perhaps , when they are regard- It is true that it was many years before ed as a whole , even adds to their originality ; this success was brought about to the extent for there is no mind so rare , nor consequent ...
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... reader will baulk another ; come upon the stage three months afterwards they are highly - finished compositions , distin- -and being hurried away by their enthu- guished , as regards the diction , only by an siasm as one stitched ...
... reader will baulk another ; come upon the stage three months afterwards they are highly - finished compositions , distin- -and being hurried away by their enthu- guished , as regards the diction , only by an siasm as one stitched ...
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