A Critical History of English PoetryOxford University Press, 1946 - 593 Seiten |
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... Nature and imitate the classics : First follow Nature , and your judgment frame By her just standard , which is still the same ; and our guides in thus following Nature are the classics . To them we owe the rules , Those rules of old ...
... Nature and imitate the classics : First follow Nature , and your judgment frame By her just standard , which is still the same ; and our guides in thus following Nature are the classics . To them we owe the rules , Those rules of old ...
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... Nature . What did Rous- seau mean by Nature ? In the first place he meant the country as opposed to the town . A child's education should begin with the education of his senses : Émile's senses should be trained not in the smoke and din ...
... Nature . What did Rous- seau mean by Nature ? In the first place he meant the country as opposed to the town . A child's education should begin with the education of his senses : Émile's senses should be trained not in the smoke and din ...
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... Nature , and " crass Casualty , " and " dicing Time , " the witherer of youth and beauty . In the novels to which he turned for thirty years his mood oscillates from ironically gay to grave , the grave steadily predominating , and ...
... Nature , and " crass Casualty , " and " dicing Time , " the witherer of youth and beauty . In the novels to which he turned for thirty years his mood oscillates from ironically gay to grave , the grave steadily predominating , and ...
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