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... Arnold's life as a poet : the record of his passing from poetry to prose , from aimlessness to purpose , from passion to peace . Not that these transitions are always identical . It was Arnold's peculiarity and distinction that they ...
... Arnold's life as a poet : the record of his passing from poetry to prose , from aimlessness to purpose , from passion to peace . Not that these transitions are always identical . It was Arnold's peculiarity and distinction that they ...
Page 105
... Arnold's favourite word - become more solid and abiding . Till then , as he put it in The Buried Life We try in vain to speak and act Our hidden self , and what we say and do Is eloquent , is well - but ' tis not true . Freedom , the ...
... Arnold's favourite word - become more solid and abiding . Till then , as he put it in The Buried Life We try in vain to speak and act Our hidden self , and what we say and do Is eloquent , is well - but ' tis not true . Freedom , the ...
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... Arnold's gift , having achieved the kind of awareness he had achieved , must ( it seems ) either become a poet of ... Arnold was ruined as a poet and unful- filled as a man because he did not plunge headlong into his affair with ...
... Arnold's gift , having achieved the kind of awareness he had achieved , must ( it seems ) either become a poet of ... Arnold was ruined as a poet and unful- filled as a man because he did not plunge headlong into his affair with ...
Contents
Katherine Mansfield MAIN | 7 |
An Imaginary Conversation | 32 |
The Ode to a Nightingale 45 | 45 |
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