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... give it . I refer to the abiding pleasure that people who love poetry get from rhythm , the music of words , and imagery . As an illustration of what I mean I would give Keats's three odes , " To a Nightingale , " " To a Grecian Urn ...
... give it . I refer to the abiding pleasure that people who love poetry get from rhythm , the music of words , and imagery . As an illustration of what I mean I would give Keats's three odes , " To a Nightingale , " " To a Grecian Urn ...
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... give a pleasure of a different kind from the pleasure we take in the novels of character , but it is a kind by no means to be overlooked or neglected , and it may be a very great pleasure . There is a story told - I forget where I came ...
... give a pleasure of a different kind from the pleasure we take in the novels of character , but it is a kind by no means to be overlooked or neglected , and it may be a very great pleasure . There is a story told - I forget where I came ...
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... give . ' Pickwick , ' of course , is an instance . On this I would observe that the quality of humour and wit— though all of it which is brilliant of every kind may excite our admiration or give us pleasure at the moment — must , if it ...
... give . ' Pickwick , ' of course , is an instance . On this I would observe that the quality of humour and wit— though all of it which is brilliant of every kind may excite our admiration or give us pleasure at the moment — must , if it ...
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... give the most abiding pleasure , but if we are to read them and appreciate them we must sometimes be still ourselves ; we must reach that calm and contemplative mood which makes us receptive of the best things in literature . Bacon , in ...
... give the most abiding pleasure , but if we are to read them and appreciate them we must sometimes be still ourselves ; we must reach that calm and contemplative mood which makes us receptive of the best things in literature . Bacon , in ...
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... give and take of the author's meaning will set up . The play is being interpreted , and its meaning enriched in a dozen other ways . There is the emotional value in the very sound of words , the allusive value of familiar phrases ...
... give and take of the author's meaning will set up . The play is being interpreted , and its meaning enriched in a dozen other ways . There is the emotional value in the very sound of words , the allusive value of familiar phrases ...
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