The Poetical Works of William Blake: Lyrical and MiscellaneousG. Bell, 1890 - 231 pages |
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Page ix
... true and thorough . I need hardly say that I am indebted to this book for the vast majority of my facts : any one who undertakes to write about Blake cannot be otherwise . Thus far , therefore , every- thing is plain : one has openly to ...
... true and thorough . I need hardly say that I am indebted to this book for the vast majority of my facts : any one who undertakes to write about Blake cannot be otherwise . Thus far , therefore , every- thing is plain : one has openly to ...
Page xx
... true affection to Flaxman . If at whiles his heart burned within him , and he blurted out something that jars upon the reader's nerves and recollection , let us not suffer this to tell too severely against either Flaxman or himself ...
... true affection to Flaxman . If at whiles his heart burned within him , and he blurted out something that jars upon the reader's nerves and recollection , let us not suffer this to tell too severely against either Flaxman or himself ...
Page xxiii
... true as fact : as an exemplification of theory , those who have more than skimmed Blake's works know that such ideas were not unfamiliar to his mind . The difference would have been not between the one startling act and the many ...
... true as fact : as an exemplification of theory , those who have more than skimmed Blake's works know that such ideas were not unfamiliar to his mind . The difference would have been not between the one startling act and the many ...
Page xlviii
... true and valuable , friend ; and gradually , through the latter , to that circle of attached and often enthusiastic acquaintances with whom he was chiefly conversant in his declining years , and who , had he needed any such aid , would ...
... true and valuable , friend ; and gradually , through the latter , to that circle of attached and often enthusiastic acquaintances with whom he was chiefly conversant in his declining years , and who , had he needed any such aid , would ...
Page li
... true statement of the matter , viewed by a young man free from the habit or the love of luxury , and construing everything that regarded Blake in the light of the love and enthusiasm which so exalted a seer of spiritual things rightly ...
... true statement of the matter , viewed by a young man free from the habit or the love of luxury , and construing everything that regarded Blake in the light of the love and enthusiasm which so exalted a seer of spiritual things rightly ...
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