Swinburne's Poems and Ballads: A Criticism

act of faith admired Algernon Swinburne alliteration Althæa Anactoria analogy artistic Assimilative or Reproductive Atalanta in Calydon attributes author's Ballad of Burdens beauty believe Browning burne Chastelard classic conceive contemporary criticism Dæmon Dante defects descending ratio according diction divine dramatic eloquence Epicurus equally expression expressional fact forget formula ru genius genuine gift go hence Greek passion Greek tragedy grief hast thou heart Heterodox or Religiously imagination imitation intellect intensely Itylus justice Landor Laus Veneris less Let us go lyrical man's desire Masque of Queen nature NORTON PERKINS opinions Passionately Sensuous perception Phædra Philip van Artevelde Poems and Ballads poet poet's poetry readers Religiously Mutinous Reproductive in point rightly Rossetti sense Shakespear Shelley sister song style subject-matter Swallow Swin Swinburne Swinburne's Swinburne's mind Swinburne's writings Swinburnian sympathy Tennyson term things thought tion true verbal Victor Hugo WILLIAM MICHAEL ROSSETTI words