Essays and Studies, Volumen18J. Murray, 1933 |
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... sense of proportion , is , in fact , the chief end of the introduction of the low comedy scenes in the tragedies . Tragedy inevitably distorts our view of things . When we have followed Hamlet through several acts , and have ourselves ...
... sense of proportion , is , in fact , the chief end of the introduction of the low comedy scenes in the tragedies . Tragedy inevitably distorts our view of things . When we have followed Hamlet through several acts , and have ourselves ...
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... senses ; it is by the eye and the ear that man becomes aware of this life of Nature , and through the eye and ear ... sense The anchor of my purest thoughts , the nurse , The guide , the guardian of my heart , and soul Of all my moral ...
... senses ; it is by the eye and the ear that man becomes aware of this life of Nature , and through the eye and ear ... sense The anchor of my purest thoughts , the nurse , The guide , the guardian of my heart , and soul Of all my moral ...
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... sense Of permanent and universal sway And paramount endowment in the mind , An image not unworthy of the one ... sense of God , or whatsoe'er is dim Or vast in its own being . In the later version this ' sense of God ' becomes ...
... sense Of permanent and universal sway And paramount endowment in the mind , An image not unworthy of the one ... sense of God , or whatsoe'er is dim Or vast in its own being . In the later version this ' sense of God ' becomes ...
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KEATS AND POLITICS | 7 |
THE LIMITS OF LITERARY CRITICISM | 24 |
SHAKESPEARE AND THE PLEBS | 53 |
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