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... thoughts ; and their power are engaged not upon the vague and the visionary , but upon the real and the true . They ... thought , and with little attention to grammatical construction . Indeed , for a long time there was doubt whether ...
... thoughts ; and their power are engaged not upon the vague and the visionary , but upon the real and the true . They ... thought , and with little attention to grammatical construction . Indeed , for a long time there was doubt whether ...
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... thought , who can understand and reach the calm philosophy of the great Laureate , will pay to him the homage of tears and love . Wordsworth looks deeply into the human soul , and stops there ; Tennyson goes farther ; he throws his ...
... thought , who can understand and reach the calm philosophy of the great Laureate , will pay to him the homage of tears and love . Wordsworth looks deeply into the human soul , and stops there ; Tennyson goes farther ; he throws his ...
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... thought . The Poet and the Philosopher , though they be true Heroes , speak not what the world would , but what it is — not for , but to the world . They are teachers , and not leaders ; and he who best works out their thoughts gains ...
... thought . The Poet and the Philosopher , though they be true Heroes , speak not what the world would , but what it is — not for , but to the world . They are teachers , and not leaders ; and he who best works out their thoughts gains ...
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