University of Michigan Publications: Language and literature, Volum 20University of Michigan Press, 1943 - 265 sider |
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... interest in what he calls " Man's intellectual empire . " These two motives are admittedly irreconcilable ; it does not follow , however , that Wordsworth's presentation of Oswald's char- acter is confused . I suggest that Wordsworth ...
... interest in what he calls " Man's intellectual empire . " These two motives are admittedly irreconcilable ; it does not follow , however , that Wordsworth's presentation of Oswald's char- acter is confused . I suggest that Wordsworth ...
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... interest pro- voked by the situation which Marmaduke's action has created . Marmaduke's sorest distress is caused by his knowledge that his own misdeed has sullied the soul of Eldred : " I am de- serted At my worst need , " he cries out ...
... interest pro- voked by the situation which Marmaduke's action has created . Marmaduke's sorest distress is caused by his knowledge that his own misdeed has sullied the soul of Eldred : " I am de- serted At my worst need , " he cries out ...
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... interest in humanitarian reform , when , in reality , his interest in reform continued unabated , although his method of work- ing for the betterment of society was radically changed . The key to an explanation of Wordsworth's purpose ...
... interest in humanitarian reform , when , in reality , his interest in reform continued unabated , although his method of work- ing for the betterment of society was radically changed . The key to an explanation of Wordsworth's purpose ...
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BIOGRAPHY 177095 | 3 |
THE EARLY POEMS | 37 |
THE LETTER TO THE Bishop of Llandaff | 88 |
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