Lord Tennyson: A Biographical SketchChatto and Windus, Picadilly, 1884 - 270 pages |
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... poet's life ; and as contemporary biography is now the vogue , no apology , it may be hoped , is needed for the present modest attempt to supply that want , at least until the time comes for a more exhaustive undertaking . Without ...
... poet's life ; and as contemporary biography is now the vogue , no apology , it may be hoped , is needed for the present modest attempt to supply that want , at least until the time comes for a more exhaustive undertaking . Without ...
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... poet personally in his younger days speak of him in their own words ; and with a desire to give a true portrait , I have not hesitated to quote freely from any sources that could con- tribute faithful details either of story or ...
... poet personally in his younger days speak of him in their own words ; and with a desire to give a true portrait , I have not hesitated to quote freely from any sources that could con- tribute faithful details either of story or ...
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... poet , of all men , lives in his works . In comparison with their revealing flashes , a matter - of - fact record of dates and events throws but a dim and uncertain light . Nevertheless , such a record has an interest of its own , and ...
... poet , of all men , lives in his works . In comparison with their revealing flashes , a matter - of - fact record of dates and events throws but a dim and uncertain light . Nevertheless , such a record has an interest of its own , and ...
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... poet's soul . Although more recently the mel- lowing influences of three score and ten years have relaxed somewhat the austerity of his isolation and social reserve , it may be truly said that he has cherished for the most part an ...
... poet's soul . Although more recently the mel- lowing influences of three score and ten years have relaxed somewhat the austerity of his isolation and social reserve , it may be truly said that he has cherished for the most part an ...
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... Poet : " - " For now the poet cannot die , Nor leave his music as of old , But round him ere he scarce be cold Begins the scandal and the cry : " Proclaim the faults he would not show : Break lock and seal : betray the trust : Keep ...
... Poet : " - " For now the poet cannot die , Nor leave his music as of old , But round him ere he scarce be cold Begins the scandal and the cry : " Proclaim the faults he would not show : Break lock and seal : betray the trust : Keep ...
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