Letters to X from H.J. MassinghamBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 298 páginas |
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... feeling in one way or another towards form . Is not the tragedy of modern society proof enough of this commonplace - modern society disintegrating in the shapeless clash of discords , in its lack of any sense of coherence and ...
... feeling in one way or another towards form . Is not the tragedy of modern society proof enough of this commonplace - modern society disintegrating in the shapeless clash of discords , in its lack of any sense of coherence and ...
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... feeling or bad taste , tends to be a juvenile exercise . Let him then give his portrait , but let him make quite sure that his reader will realize it to be an exposure . For that , the reviewer must be acquainted with the ironic method ...
... feeling or bad taste , tends to be a juvenile exercise . Let him then give his portrait , but let him make quite sure that his reader will realize it to be an exposure . For that , the reviewer must be acquainted with the ironic method ...
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... No part of them can have now with mee heare ? " This beautiful sonnet , so full of restrained feeling , refers to the death of the poet's betrothed , Miss Cunningham . There are a number of others which put this loss LITERARY TRADITION 151.
... No part of them can have now with mee heare ? " This beautiful sonnet , so full of restrained feeling , refers to the death of the poet's betrothed , Miss Cunningham . There are a number of others which put this loss LITERARY TRADITION 151.
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