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CONTENTS . British Eloquence , Ad Nicolaum Caesarem , Wordsworth and Tennyson , 289 297 298 TOWNSEND PRIZE ESSAY , The Two Reformers , Braxton , Charles Lamb , American Literature , The Curfew Bell , 4 300 306 311 315 319 From the Note ...
CONTENTS . British Eloquence , Ad Nicolaum Caesarem , Wordsworth and Tennyson , 289 297 298 TOWNSEND PRIZE ESSAY , The Two Reformers , Braxton , Charles Lamb , American Literature , The Curfew Bell , 4 300 306 311 315 319 From the Note ...
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Wordsworth and Tennyson . METAPHYSICAL poets , so called and strictly so considered , are a pro- duction of modern times . In the distant , quiet depths of the Olden Time , when religion ... WORDSWORTH AND TENNYSON . Wordsworth and Tennyson,
Wordsworth and Tennyson . METAPHYSICAL poets , so called and strictly so considered , are a pro- duction of modern times . In the distant , quiet depths of the Olden Time , when religion ... WORDSWORTH AND TENNYSON . Wordsworth and Tennyson,
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... Wordsworth ; a better acquaintance with men in their indi- viduality . As a natural consequence , he is more popular ; but those who can pierce into the silent depths of thought , who can understand and reach the calm philosophy of the ...
... Wordsworth ; a better acquaintance with men in their indi- viduality . As a natural consequence , he is more popular ; but those who can pierce into the silent depths of thought , who can understand and reach the calm philosophy of the ...
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