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... verse and piece his life together , wondering why , for instance , he should compose raw , self - wound- ing lines such as those he wrote six months after his mother's death , Written on the Day of My Aunt's Funeral . ' With a Hamlet ...
... verse and piece his life together , wondering why , for instance , he should compose raw , self - wound- ing lines such as those he wrote six months after his mother's death , Written on the Day of My Aunt's Funeral . ' With a Hamlet ...
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... verse of the eighteenth century his slender muse was happy in those beflowered shackles : he wrote it because the Elizabethans produced verse dramas and he thought he would like to write one himself . The real dividend on those old ...
... verse of the eighteenth century his slender muse was happy in those beflowered shackles : he wrote it because the Elizabethans produced verse dramas and he thought he would like to write one himself . The real dividend on those old ...
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... verse now becomes more and more occasional . He has ceased to compete with Coleridge and Southey long since ; he falls back on rhyming for recreation , as something occasional in the double sense of time and quality . The demands made ...
... verse now becomes more and more occasional . He has ceased to compete with Coleridge and Southey long since ; he falls back on rhyming for recreation , as something occasional in the double sense of time and quality . The demands made ...
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