The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 121
... Poets , " dealing with poets who have died since 1880. The critical notices will be written , as before , by a variety of people , and already T. Hardy , Bridges , myself and other seniors are pledged . But I think it very important ...
... Poets , " dealing with poets who have died since 1880. The critical notices will be written , as before , by a variety of people , and already T. Hardy , Bridges , myself and other seniors are pledged . But I think it very important ...
Page 376
... poets only sixty - four can be chosen , with a mere one hundred and six examples of their work , it is clear that many whom we should have liked , or have expected , to find in are necessarily crowded out . and The Editor , Mr E. B. ...
... poets only sixty - four can be chosen , with a mere one hundred and six examples of their work , it is clear that many whom we should have liked , or have expected , to find in are necessarily crowded out . and The Editor , Mr E. B. ...
Page 383
... poets arose to express the deeper note and tumultuous emotions of the time , it did little or nothing to renew the inspiration of the older and established poets . Mr Kipling , Sir William Watson , and Sir Henry Newbolt , possibly at ...
... poets arose to express the deeper note and tumultuous emotions of the time , it did little or nothing to renew the inspiration of the older and established poets . Mr Kipling , Sir William Watson , and Sir Henry Newbolt , possibly at ...
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