Tennyson: Interviews and RecollectionsNorman Page Macmillan, 1983 - 202 páginas |
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... look in his eyes , something between the look of a near - sighted man and a very far - sighted man ; -due , no doubt , partly to defective vision , but conveying also a sense that his imagination was still occupied with itself , and ...
... look in his eyes , something between the look of a near - sighted man and a very far - sighted man ; -due , no doubt , partly to defective vision , but conveying also a sense that his imagination was still occupied with itself , and ...
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... look for gypsies , but find none . T .- ' Old Hallam used to say the longer one lived the higher one rated Dryden as a poet . ' W. A .- ' I should say that to rate Dryden very high is proof of a non - poetic mind . ' Helen , at his wish ...
... look for gypsies , but find none . T .- ' Old Hallam used to say the longer one lived the higher one rated Dryden as a poet . ' W. A .- ' I should say that to rate Dryden very high is proof of a non - poetic mind . ' Helen , at his wish ...
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... look of good sense in the London people . ' ( Standing before a Madonna , by Murillo , at the Dulwich Gallery- her eyes fixed on you . ) ' Yes - but they seem to look at something beyond - beyond the Actual into Abstraction . I have ...
... look of good sense in the London people . ' ( Standing before a Madonna , by Murillo , at the Dulwich Gallery- her eyes fixed on you . ) ' Yes - but they seem to look at something beyond - beyond the Actual into Abstraction . I have ...
Índice
The Bachelor Years Edward FitzGerald | 5 |
A Meeting of Poets Aubrey de Vere | 12 |
The New Laureate W M Rossetti | 20 |
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admiration Aldworth Alfred Tennyson Allingham Arthur Arthur Hallam asked beautiful believe brother Browning called Cambridge Cameron Carlyle Charles Tennyson Coleridge conversation death delightful dinner drawing-room England English eyes Farringford father feel felt FitzGerald Frederick Tennyson Freshwater garden gave Gladstone Hallam Tennyson Haslemere hear heard Homer humour impression Irish Isle of Wight kind knew Lady laughed lawn letter Lincolnshire lines Lionel Tennyson lived London look Lord Tennyson Maud Memoir memory Metaphysical Society metaphysics metre mind morning nature never night NOTES once Palgrave perfect perhaps poem poet poet's poetry published Queen quoted Recollections remember Ricks seemed Shakespeare sitting Somersby sonnet speak spoke story talk things thought told took Trinity truth verse voice W. G. Ward walk William William Allingham window words Wordsworth write written wrote
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Stateliest Measures: Tennyson and the Literature of Greece and Rome A. A. Markley Pré-visualização limitada - 2004 |
The Artistry and Tradition of Tennyson's Battle Poetry Timothy J. Lovelace Pré-visualização indisponível - 2003 |