The Essay: A Critical AnthologyJohn Lincoln Stewart Essays for both the student and the general reader, with comment by the editor. |
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... Browning who sings , from the Browning who roars . Why , why did he do it ? It was partly sheer slovenliness ; a man who could write a poem of fifty pages in double columns within seven weeks , and then print it from the first draft ...
... Browning who sings , from the Browning who roars . Why , why did he do it ? It was partly sheer slovenliness ; a man who could write a poem of fifty pages in double columns within seven weeks , and then print it from the first draft ...
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... Browning Societies , the more ragged and rugged his style became . It paid Browning then : since then it is Browning who pays . As Dryden said of Cowley : ' One of our late great poets is sunk in his reputation because he could never ...
... Browning Societies , the more ragged and rugged his style became . It paid Browning then : since then it is Browning who pays . As Dryden said of Cowley : ' One of our late great poets is sunk in his reputation because he could never ...
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... Browning , beaming upon the world with a more than divine satisfaction , is almost enough to make us close the Collected Works forever . In another place we are told that Browning began his preparations for a career as a poet by reading ...
... Browning , beaming upon the world with a more than divine satisfaction , is almost enough to make us close the Collected Works forever . In another place we are told that Browning began his preparations for a career as a poet by reading ...
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Introductory Comment | 3 |
When Conan Doyle Was Sherlock Holmes JOHN DICKSON CARR | 11 |
New England Xanadu SIGMUND DIAMOND | 32 |
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