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... taste of its public ; but since a large proportion of that public had no understanding of literature many of the multitude of novels written between 1840 and our own day cannot claim to be literature . They do not please a public of ...
... taste of its public ; but since a large proportion of that public had no understanding of literature many of the multitude of novels written between 1840 and our own day cannot claim to be literature . They do not please a public of ...
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... TASTE IN POETRY THOMAS STEARNS ELIOT , who was born in 1888 in the United States America , is the most significant ... taste in poetry is developed . I MAY be generalising my own history unwarrantably , or SELECTED FAMOUS PASSAGES 269 ON ...
... TASTE IN POETRY THOMAS STEARNS ELIOT , who was born in 1888 in the United States America , is the most significant ... taste in poetry is developed . I MAY be generalising my own history unwarrantably , or SELECTED FAMOUS PASSAGES 269 ON ...
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... taste become . Like the first period of childhood , it is one beyond which I dare say many people never advance ; so that such taste for poetry as they retain in later life is only a sentimental memory of the pleasures of youth , and is ...
... taste become . Like the first period of childhood , it is one beyond which I dare say many people never advance ; so that such taste for poetry as they retain in later life is only a sentimental memory of the pleasures of youth , and is ...
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READING MAKETH A FULL MAN by Geoffrey Crump M | 15 |
A MIRROR HELD UP TO LIFE | 24 |
TOM JONES IN TROUBLE Henry Fielding | 59 |
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