Browning, Poet and Man: A SurveyG.P. Putnam's sons, 1902 - 282 pages |
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Page 37
... mind Behold , just extricate , for my acquist , Each object suffered stifle in the mist Which hazard , custom , blindness interpose Betwixt things and myself . Compare it with the famous soliloquy in the fourth act of Hamlet ...
... mind Behold , just extricate , for my acquist , Each object suffered stifle in the mist Which hazard , custom , blindness interpose Betwixt things and myself . Compare it with the famous soliloquy in the fourth act of Hamlet ...
Page 243
... mind , and to the misfortune and hap- piness of his not having a mind like everyone else's . It is clear that his intellect sends messengers into regions little visited , and naturally his creations can- not fail to have something of ...
... mind , and to the misfortune and hap- piness of his not having a mind like everyone else's . It is clear that his intellect sends messengers into regions little visited , and naturally his creations can- not fail to have something of ...
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... mind of the poet . A strong aspiration toward expression is , in a word , what to my mind distinguishes the present epoch , and particularly Mr. Browning . His instinct draws him to the very opposite extreme from the Italians who , in ...
... mind of the poet . A strong aspiration toward expression is , in a word , what to my mind distinguishes the present epoch , and particularly Mr. Browning . His instinct draws him to the very opposite extreme from the Italians who , in ...
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