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Page 86
... mean , or may we understand , by his " prophet of the religion of the imaginative reason " and his " saw life ... means for us the religious temper of the greater Greek poets and philosophers , as it means for Arnold in his essay on ...
... mean , or may we understand , by his " prophet of the religion of the imaginative reason " and his " saw life ... means for us the religious temper of the greater Greek poets and philosophers , as it means for Arnold in his essay on ...
Page 112
... mean " tell to us also , " but it does mean " tell even to us " or to " me . " All through this introduction the poet assumes to be pleading with the poetic muse to tell him the story of the hero who is to be the theme of his song , and ...
... mean " tell to us also , " but it does mean " tell even to us " or to " me . " All through this introduction the poet assumes to be pleading with the poetic muse to tell him the story of the hero who is to be the theme of his song , and ...
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... means be enlightened ; by all means dig out of the dust , when you can , whatever factors in a given epoch were making towards the ultimate result ; but do not let our interest in these de- tails obscure our gratitude or lessen our ...
... means be enlightened ; by all means dig out of the dust , when you can , whatever factors in a given epoch were making towards the ultimate result ; but do not let our interest in these de- tails obscure our gratitude or lessen our ...
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