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... voice . Talent amuses , but if your verse has not a necessary and autobiographic basis , though under whatever gay poetic veils , it shall not waste my time . For poctry is faith . To the poet the world is virgin soil ; all is ...
... voice . Talent amuses , but if your verse has not a necessary and autobiographic basis , though under whatever gay poetic veils , it shall not waste my time . For poctry is faith . To the poet the world is virgin soil ; all is ...
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... voice which we hear . As a being whom we have called into life by magic arts , as soon as it has received existence acts independently of the master's im- pulse , so the poet creates his persons , and then watches and relates what they ...
... voice which we hear . As a being whom we have called into life by magic arts , as soon as it has received existence acts independently of the master's im- pulse , so the poet creates his persons , and then watches and relates what they ...
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... voice which said , ' Ga- wain , Gawain , be not out of heart , for everything which must happen will come to pass . ' And when he heard the voice which thus called him by his right name , he replied , Who can this be who hath spoken to ...
... voice which said , ' Ga- wain , Gawain , be not out of heart , for everything which must happen will come to pass . ' And when he heard the voice which thus called him by his right name , he replied , Who can this be who hath spoken to ...
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... voice and face will all go right . And we are awkward for want of thought . The inspiration is scanty , and does not arrive at the extremities . It is a commonplace of romances to show the ungainly manners of the pedant who has lived ...
... voice and face will all go right . And we are awkward for want of thought . The inspiration is scanty , and does not arrive at the extremities . It is a commonplace of romances to show the ungainly manners of the pedant who has lived ...
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... voice , lead the cheer of a reg- iment ; another will have no following . Nature made us all intelligent of these ... voices are hoarse and truculent ; sometimes they even bark . There is the same difference between heavy and genial ...
... voice , lead the cheer of a reg- iment ; another will have no following . Nature made us all intelligent of these ... voices are hoarse and truculent ; sometimes they even bark . There is the same difference between heavy and genial ...
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