The National Review, Volume 6W.H. Allen, 1885 - English literature |
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Page 212
... Poet , Manager , and " Lustiger Person , " laid stress upon the discrepancies between poetic aims and scenic demands . Our object in this paper is to show that the stage Faust is , for all practical purposes , an anomaly , and that what ...
... Poet , Manager , and " Lustiger Person , " laid stress upon the discrepancies between poetic aims and scenic demands . Our object in this paper is to show that the stage Faust is , for all practical purposes , an anomaly , and that what ...
Page 504
... Poet Laureate re- ceived the honour of a title , which was nothing less than a public recognition of his literary pre - eminence , the poetic Aristeia of Great Britain . But the number of cases is even larger in which public life has ...
... Poet Laureate re- ceived the honour of a title , which was nothing less than a public recognition of his literary pre - eminence , the poetic Aristeia of Great Britain . But the number of cases is even larger in which public life has ...
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... poet , Mistral became a Pari- sian celebrity . More than that , he was permitted to take his place among the most ... poet . But he is this , and he has been called a great poet , and compared quite seriously , by serious * Now published ...
... poet , Mistral became a Pari- sian celebrity . More than that , he was permitted to take his place among the most ... poet . But he is this , and he has been called a great poet , and compared quite seriously , by serious * Now published ...
Contents
COLQUHOUN Archibald | 173 |
Their Best Form | 184 |
DE BORRING Frances Mary | 286 |
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