The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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... acceptance and there is the poetry of escape . Before con- cluding , we shall have suggested a third type which seems to be equally marked ; but these two make a good beginning . For in acceptance and escape we have two contrasted ...
... acceptance and there is the poetry of escape . Before con- cluding , we shall have suggested a third type which seems to be equally marked ; but these two make a good beginning . For in acceptance and escape we have two contrasted ...
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... acceptance comes first , because it is the attitude most commonly found . As Joubert said , speak- ing of preaching ... acceptance . I say deliberately the range of it : for it covers nearly three centuries , and many more than ...
... acceptance comes first , because it is the attitude most commonly found . As Joubert said , speak- ing of preaching ... acceptance . I say deliberately the range of it : for it covers nearly three centuries , and many more than ...
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... acceptance as he finds in his own heart . Two of his shorter poems will illustrate it . Here is Nature's acceptance in the poem entitled Woodland Peace ' : 6 6 And this the woodland saith : I know not hope or fear ; I take whate'er may ...
... acceptance as he finds in his own heart . Two of his shorter poems will illustrate it . Here is Nature's acceptance in the poem entitled Woodland Peace ' : 6 6 And this the woodland saith : I know not hope or fear ; I take whate'er may ...
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SOME PHILOSOPHIES IN ENGLISH POETRY | 224 |
FORCES IN INDIAS FUTURE By Mrs G H Bell | 238 |
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