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... YOUNG . BY MICHAEL OAKLEY . I HAVE endeavoured to set down in this paper what I think now as a boy on poetry , and what it means to me and those of my own age and genera- tion . The views I put forward are the result of a mere six years ...
... YOUNG . BY MICHAEL OAKLEY . I HAVE endeavoured to set down in this paper what I think now as a boy on poetry , and what it means to me and those of my own age and genera- tion . The views I put forward are the result of a mere six years ...
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... young , we must not imagine that because of this he needs no artificial training in the way of poetry . The gifts of youth must be realized at the time and their value husbanded . A child is usually good unless the circumstances of his ...
... young , we must not imagine that because of this he needs no artificial training in the way of poetry . The gifts of youth must be realized at the time and their value husbanded . A child is usually good unless the circumstances of his ...
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... young people . The fault lies not in the young but in those who are supposed to be entrusted with their education . The average boy or girl of to - day has little or no opportunity of hearing the living voice of poetry . If he is lucky ...
... young people . The fault lies not in the young but in those who are supposed to be entrusted with their education . The average boy or girl of to - day has little or no opportunity of hearing the living voice of poetry . If he is lucky ...
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John Cunningham 17291773 By Professor EDITH | 39 |
Leigh Hunts Eldest Son By Professor EDMUND | 53 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture A Boys Outlook on | 77 |
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