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Page 88
... critics who condemn the latter practice fall too often into the former . Mr. Fausset suggests that such feeling as ... critic who has implied that Theodora was not deeply attached to Cowper . " 88 William Cowper.
... critics who condemn the latter practice fall too often into the former . Mr. Fausset suggests that such feeling as ... critic who has implied that Theodora was not deeply attached to Cowper . " 88 William Cowper.
Page 98
... criticism - stands somewhat apart . Mr. Fausset has applied his spiritual theory with a real measure of conviction ... critic , not a creator . But for 98 William Cowper.
... criticism - stands somewhat apart . Mr. Fausset has applied his spiritual theory with a real measure of conviction ... critic , not a creator . But for 98 William Cowper.
Page 324
... critics , Stopford Brooke1 alone seems fully to appreciate this truth or its significance . “ Unlike the town poet ... critic , the writer for the Press , the pleasure- seeker , the hunter , the musician , the epicure , the card - player ...
... critics , Stopford Brooke1 alone seems fully to appreciate this truth or its significance . “ Unlike the town poet ... critic , the writer for the Press , the pleasure- seeker , the hunter , the musician , the epicure , the card - player ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
AN EXTRAMUNDANE AND HIS WORLD | 34 |
THE EVANGELICAL REVIVAL | 158 |
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