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Pagina 340
If the title of a poem conveys little or nothing to us , the “ subject ” appears to be
either what we should gather by investigating the title in a dictionary or other
book of the kind , or else such a brief suggestion as might be offered by a person
who ...
If the title of a poem conveys little or nothing to us , the “ subject ” appears to be
either what we should gather by investigating the title in a dictionary or other
book of the kind , or else such a brief suggestion as might be offered by a person
who ...
Pagina 342
And he does not prove his point by observing that a good poem might be written
on a pin ' s head , and a bad one on the Fall of Man . That truth shows that the
subject settles nothing , but not that it counts for nothing . The Fall of Man is really
a ...
And he does not prove his point by observing that a good poem might be written
on a pin ' s head , and a bad one on the Fall of Man . That truth shows that the
subject settles nothing , but not that it counts for nothing . The Fall of Man is really
a ...
Pagina 348
all of this kind that is in the poem ; for in forgetting the words you must have lost
innumerable details of the action and the characters . And , when the question of
value is raised , I must insist that the action and characters , as you conceive
them ...
all of this kind that is in the poem ; for in forgetting the words you must have lost
innumerable details of the action and the characters . And , when the question of
value is raised , I must insist that the action and characters , as you conceive
them ...
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