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needed for looking fairly closely at the first work of a great poet it might be on these lines . ... been apparent from the constant revision by the poet in the successive printed texts : Wordsworth's poetry is a vast palimpsest .
needed for looking fairly closely at the first work of a great poet it might be on these lines . ... been apparent from the constant revision by the poet in the successive printed texts : Wordsworth's poetry is a vast palimpsest .
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a publication and that of From Virgil to Milton ( 1945 ) , a valuable study of the secondary epic , made possible Bowra's election to the Oxford Chair of Poetry , a post held for five - year periods which he occupied from 1946 to 1951 ...
a publication and that of From Virgil to Milton ( 1945 ) , a valuable study of the secondary epic , made possible Bowra's election to the Oxford Chair of Poetry , a post held for five - year periods which he occupied from 1946 to 1951 ...
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The later works dealing with modern poetry have already been described . Heroic Poetry ( 1952 ) shows an astonishing knowledge of primary epic literature in many languages , and presents its results in most attractive fashion ; hardly ...
The later works dealing with modern poetry have already been described . Heroic Poetry ( 1952 ) shows an astonishing knowledge of primary epic literature in many languages , and presents its results in most attractive fashion ; hardly ...
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