Introduction to English Literature, Including a Number of Classic Works. With Notes |
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From time to time men of great genius appear , and rising by native strength high above the level of their age , become centres of a new and weighty influence in literature . This truth is exemplified by Luther in Germany , and Bacon in ...
From time to time men of great genius appear , and rising by native strength high above the level of their age , become centres of a new and weighty influence in literature . This truth is exemplified by Luther in Germany , and Bacon in ...
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It is the product of admirable genius , but genius fettered by unfavorable surroundings and lack of culture . Bede may be justly regarded as the father of English prose . From an interesting autobiographical sketch at the close of his ...
It is the product of admirable genius , but genius fettered by unfavorable surroundings and lack of culture . Bede may be justly regarded as the father of English prose . From an interesting autobiographical sketch at the close of his ...
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First of all , he was gifted by nature with extraordinary poetic genius , which embodied itself in a number of imperishable works . He is justly called by Dryden “ the father of English poetry . ” Besides , he was peculiarly favored in ...
First of all , he was gifted by nature with extraordinary poetic genius , which embodied itself in a number of imperishable works . He is justly called by Dryden “ the father of English poetry . ” Besides , he was peculiarly favored in ...
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In common with many other great poets , he was a prodigious borrower , using his lofty genius , not in the work of pure invention , but in glorifying materials already existing He is a striking illustration of the personal element in ...
In common with many other great poets , he was a prodigious borrower , using his lofty genius , not in the work of pure invention , but in glorifying materials already existing He is a striking illustration of the personal element in ...
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While these conditions do not explain genius , which must be referred to the immediate agency of the Creator , they make it possible for genius to realize its best capabilities . The reign of Elizabeth , with its increase of ...
While these conditions do not explain genius , which must be referred to the immediate agency of the Creator , they make it possible for genius to realize its best capabilities . The reign of Elizabeth , with its increase of ...
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| 書名 | Introduction to English Literature, Including a Number of Classic Works. With Notes |
| 作者 | Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter |
| 出版者 | Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, 1894 |
| 頁數 | 627 頁 |
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