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Page 79
... lines to throw their wayward tendrils and vagrant leaf- lets outside the strict limits of his span- drels . The life of Gothic lines was in their sensuous liberty ; the life of Greek lines was in their intellectual reserve . Those arose ...
... lines to throw their wayward tendrils and vagrant leaf- lets outside the strict limits of his span- drels . The life of Gothic lines was in their sensuous liberty ; the life of Greek lines was in their intellectual reserve . Those arose ...
Page 87
... lines ; and though taken frankly , in its general form , from a common Gothic type , its chaste and graceful freedom from Gothic restrictions in detail gives it a life and poetic ex- pressiveness which must be exceedingly grateful to ...
... lines ; and though taken frankly , in its general form , from a common Gothic type , its chaste and graceful freedom from Gothic restrictions in detail gives it a life and poetic ex- pressiveness which must be exceedingly grateful to ...
Page 276
... lines in extent . They include lines like these in Act I. , Sc . 2 : - position just above set forth . And be- sides , it is admitted , that , in the numerous passages which are both erased and cor- rected , the work itself shows that ...
... lines in extent . They include lines like these in Act I. , Sc . 2 : - position just above set forth . And be- sides , it is admitted , that , in the numerous passages which are both erased and cor- rected , the work itself shows that ...
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