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... languages available to him , which were naturally either the languages he knew himself , or the languages from which his ... language , whereas other artists have to use materials which , in his words , 60 THE UNACKNOWLEDGED LEGISLATORS.
... languages available to him , which were naturally either the languages he knew himself , or the languages from which his ... language , whereas other artists have to use materials which , in his words , 60 THE UNACKNOWLEDGED LEGISLATORS.
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... language , we must observe , the essential medium of the poet , is also his narrowest limitation . There are hundreds of languages in the world , and at least scores of languages in which poetry is written ; and they are all different ...
... language , we must observe , the essential medium of the poet , is also his narrowest limitation . There are hundreds of languages in the world , and at least scores of languages in which poetry is written ; and they are all different ...
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... language is foreign ( and even to some of those who had supposed that his language was the same as their own ) his impact is indirect , mediated by interpreters or translators , or even by the minority of foreigners who can read and ...
... language is foreign ( and even to some of those who had supposed that his language was the same as their own ) his impact is indirect , mediated by interpreters or translators , or even by the minority of foreigners who can read and ...
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Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture | 1 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture | 20 |
TENNYSONS INFLUENCE ON HIS TIMES | 35 |
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