Modern Eloquence, Volume 9Thomas Brackett Reed, Rossiter Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Albert Ellery Bergh J.D. Morris, 1900 |
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... artistic impulses and necessities . Shakespeare does not need to remind himself that he is an Englishman in order to ... artist is always a child in freshness of feeling ; in unworldly delight in the things which do not add to one's ...
... artistic impulses and necessities . Shakespeare does not need to remind himself that he is an Englishman in order to ... artist is always a child in freshness of feeling ; in unworldly delight in the things which do not add to one's ...
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... artist , which is present in all art ; and which , when it dominates the artist , forms those fascinating , mysterious personalities , from Aristophanes to Poe , who make us feel the futility of all easy endeavors to formulate the laws ...
... artist , which is present in all art ; and which , when it dominates the artist , forms those fascinating , mysterious personalities , from Aristophanes to Poe , who make us feel the futility of all easy endeavors to formulate the laws ...
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... artist that he was to the last touch of his pen , is still the product of Puritanism . The breath of the new time was soft and fecundating on the old soil , and the flowers that were soon afield had the hue of the sky and the shy and ...
... artist that he was to the last touch of his pen , is still the product of Puritanism . The breath of the new time was soft and fecundating on the old soil , and the flowers that were soon afield had the hue of the sky and the shy and ...
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... artist of his time ; the man who cared for his art , not for what he could say through it , but for what it had to ... artistic value . It is not difficult to find in his earlier verse , as Mr. Stedman has suggested , the influence of ...
... artist of his time ; the man who cared for his art , not for what he could say through it , but for what it had to ... artistic value . It is not difficult to find in his earlier verse , as Mr. Stedman has suggested , the influence of ...
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... artist who felt keenly the spirit of his art as it has found refuge in beautiful forms , but who detached himself with con- sistent insistence from the influence of other artists . Until Poe began his brief and pathetic career , the ...
... artist who felt keenly the spirit of his art as it has found refuge in beautiful forms , but who detached himself with con- sistent insistence from the influence of other artists . Until Poe began his brief and pathetic career , the ...
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