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In A Defence of Poetry Shelley wrote that the poet ' not only beholds intensely the
present as it is and discovers those laws according to which present things ought
to be ordered , but he beholds the future in the presenť . The concurrence of ...
In A Defence of Poetry Shelley wrote that the poet ' not only beholds intensely the
present as it is and discovers those laws according to which present things ought
to be ordered , but he beholds the future in the presenť . The concurrence of ...
Pagina 88
As poets we are in pursuit of the spirit unto its furthest and most infinite confines ;
as men we associate ourselves with whatever movement promises to upturn the
present organisation of society which stultifies the human mind . We see in ...
As poets we are in pursuit of the spirit unto its furthest and most infinite confines ;
as men we associate ourselves with whatever movement promises to upturn the
present organisation of society which stultifies the human mind . We see in ...
Pagina 181
He looked up a little nervously , took a few steps , and turned back to me . ' If you
said " in the present state of knowledge ” , I see nothing more to argue about . I
withdraw my objection . ' The extreme perspicacity , even when inclined to a
slight ...
He looked up a little nervously , took a few steps , and turned back to me . ' If you
said " in the present state of knowledge ” , I see nothing more to argue about . I
withdraw my objection . ' The extreme perspicacity , even when inclined to a
slight ...
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