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... lines in that poem which are freighted with such depth of significance and feel- ing and are so powerfully phrased that they are des- tined to be remembered a long , long time . I hope I shall never become so greatly accustomed to the ...
... lines in that poem which are freighted with such depth of significance and feel- ing and are so powerfully phrased that they are des- tined to be remembered a long , long time . I hope I shall never become so greatly accustomed to the ...
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... line of the omitted second stanza , " Which ( who ) wert and art and evermore shalt be . " Having appropriated this line from stanza 2 they had to jettison the rest , though even a rigidly erect Unitarian could hardly fail to enjoy the ...
... line of the omitted second stanza , " Which ( who ) wert and art and evermore shalt be . " Having appropriated this line from stanza 2 they had to jettison the rest , though even a rigidly erect Unitarian could hardly fail to enjoy the ...
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... lines do not march because we ourselves do not know quite what they mean . Here is a very famous passage from Browning : " Just when we are safest , there's a sun - set touch , A fancy from a flower - bell , some one's death , A chorus ...
... lines do not march because we ourselves do not know quite what they mean . Here is a very famous passage from Browning : " Just when we are safest , there's a sun - set touch , A fancy from a flower - bell , some one's death , A chorus ...
Contents
POETRY AND LIFE | 7 |
SHAKESPEARES CREED | 26 |
THE LINCOLN OF THE SECOND INAUGURAL | 43 |
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