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... writer who , before the last of those who knew the seer had gone , has enabled us , in some degree , to become familiar with Blake , and to comprehend the conditions under which he produced works which , at once in their wildness and ...
... writer , should have fascinated a youthful biographer ; and , although much less prominent , yet decided traces , of this fascination remain in the Blake - something of hero - worship in the comparisons drawn between Blake and his ...
... writer ; that though he read much , he read ( as his notes on Lord Bacon and Sir Joshua Reynolds prove ) without judgment , and was early seized on by Ossian and Swedenborg ; that he was apt to speak , as self - trained men are wont ...
... writers should have been selected for his models , with instinctive taste and insight , by an engraver's lad some thirty years before the date of the ballads in which Wordsworth and Coleridge first made their submission to antiquity . A ...
... writer being also a man of fervent genius and entire disregard to everything but the ex- pression of what he thinks the truth . Blake , says Mr. Samuel Palmer , himself a water - colour painter of no small poetical faculty and technical ...