University of Michigan Publications: Language and literature, Volum 20University of Michigan Press, 1943 - 265 sider |
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... human heart .... " 31 84 The dreadful social consequences of such monopolistic legislation , the legislation characteristic of a monarchical form of government , are everywhere visible in England . They are seen in the " depopulation of ...
... human heart .... " 31 84 The dreadful social consequences of such monopolistic legislation , the legislation characteristic of a monarchical form of government , are everywhere visible in England . They are seen in the " depopulation of ...
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... human moans Then all is hushed : again the desert groans A dismal light its farthest bounds illumes , While warrior spectres of gigantic bones Forth issuing from a thousand rifted tombs Wheel on their fiery steeds amid the infernal ...
... human moans Then all is hushed : again the desert groans A dismal light its farthest bounds illumes , While warrior spectres of gigantic bones Forth issuing from a thousand rifted tombs Wheel on their fiery steeds amid the infernal ...
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... human beings by the sight of virtue in distress . In embodying these ideas in poetic tales he felt that he was not merely indulging his temperament , but softening human hearts into virtue by evoking the tender emotion of pity.18 ...
... human beings by the sight of virtue in distress . In embodying these ideas in poetic tales he felt that he was not merely indulging his temperament , but softening human hearts into virtue by evoking the tender emotion of pity.18 ...
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BIOGRAPHY 177095 | 3 |
THE EARLY POEMS | 37 |
THE LETTER TO THE Bishop of Llandaff | 88 |
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