Periods of European Literature, Volume 4George Saintsbury William Blackwood, 1927 |
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... bourgeois sentiment of the early Renaissance . If we accept the statement that he is our first pastoralist , it must be As a pastoralist . in the restricted sense that he is the first English poet who disclosed the formal beauty of that ...
... bourgeois sentiment of the early Renaissance . If we accept the statement that he is our first pastoralist , it must be As a pastoralist . in the restricted sense that he is the first English poet who disclosed the formal beauty of that ...
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... broad sympathy which characterises the author of the Canterbury Tales or even of the Male Regle . In its coarser vein it is less truly bourgeois than D contemporary letters were in England or on the Con- tinent THE SCOTTISH POETS . 49.
... broad sympathy which characterises the author of the Canterbury Tales or even of the Male Regle . In its coarser vein it is less truly bourgeois than D contemporary letters were in England or on the Con- tinent THE SCOTTISH POETS . 49.
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... bourgeois idea in the third or fourth quarters of the century . The anonymous piece Sym and his Bruder1 may be some- what later in date , but it is a perfect companion- piece in tone and execution . The other anonymous popular poems ...
... bourgeois idea in the third or fourth quarters of the century . The anonymous piece Sym and his Bruder1 may be some- what later in date , but it is a perfect companion- piece in tone and execution . The other anonymous popular poems ...
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... bourgeois fashions of the mid- His position in century . His position in the history of French poetry . French verse is like that of Hawes in Eng- lish ; much of the beauty of his work lies in the glamour which , clinging to ideas and ...
... bourgeois fashions of the mid- His position in century . His position in the history of French poetry . French verse is like that of Hawes in Eng- lish ; much of the beauty of his work lies in the glamour which , clinging to ideas and ...
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... bourgeois spirit and the cause of its further increase at the expense of the formal verse . It was one of the effects of the encyclopædic style which had been creeping into the poetry of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries , due ...
... bourgeois spirit and the cause of its further increase at the expense of the formal verse . It was one of the effects of the encyclopædic style which had been creeping into the poetry of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries , due ...
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