 | Francis Thompson - 1909 - 104 páginas
...swords." GEORGE WYNDHAM. Saighton Grange, Chester, September 16, 1908. SHELLEY BY FRANCIS THOMPSON THE Church, which was once the mother of poets no...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | Francis Thompson - 1909 - 148 páginas
...swords." . » GEORGE WYNDHAM. Saighton Grange, Chester, September 16, 1908. SHELLEY BY FRANCIS THOMPSON THE Church, which was once the mother of poets no...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | Francis Thompson - 1909 - 108 páginas
...swords." GEORGE WYNDHAM. Saighton Grange, Chester, September 16, 1908. SHELLEY BY FRANCIS THOMPSON THE Church, which was once the mother of poets no...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | Francis Thompson - 1909 - 96 páginas
...beyond all other poets — in one word, and the only proper word — divine. AC SWINBURNE SHELLEY HE Church, which was once the mother of poets no less...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | Francis Thompson - 1909 - 104 páginas
...feet of her pagan seducer. The separation has been ill for poetry; it has not been well for religion. Fathers of the Church (we would say), pastors of the Church, pious laics of the Church : you are taking from its walls the panoply of Aquinas; take also from its walls the psaltery of Alighieri.... | |
 | Temple Scott - 1911 - 294 páginas
...wandering over heaven, returns with bleeding feet. FRANCIS THOMPSON Shelley: An Essay 166 "LEATHERS of the Church (we would say), pastors •*• of the Church, pious laics of the Church: you are taking from its walls the panoply of Aquinas; take also from its walls the psaltery of Alighiere.... | |
 | TEMPLE SCOTT - 1911 - 294 páginas
...wandering over heaven, returns with bleeding feet. FRANCIS THOMPSON Shelley: An Essay 166 "BATHERS of the Church (we would say), pastors of the Church, pious laics of the Church: you are taking from its walls the panoply of Aquinas; take also from its walls the psaltery of Alighiere.... | |
 | Francis Thompson - 1912 - 100 páginas
...beyond all other poets — in one word, and the only proper 'word — divine. AC SWINBURNE SHELLEY HE Church, which was once the mother of poets no less...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | 1915 - 898 páginas
...RELIGION. BY FATHER CUTHBERT, OSFC RANCIS THOMPSON began his essay on Shelley with these words : " The Church, which was once the Mother of poets no...relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. The palm and the laurel, Dominic and... | |
 | Horace James Bridges - 1915 - 328 páginas
...second paragraph of the Shelley essay, is alone sufficient to settle the question once for all: — Fathers of the Church (we would say), pastors of the Church, pious laics of the Church: you are taking from its walls the panoply of Aquinas; take also from its walls the psaltery of Alighieri.... | |
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THE Church, which was once the mother of poets no less than of saints, during the last two centuries has relinquished to aliens the chief glories of poetry, if the chief glories of holiness she has preserved for her own. 
