Hugh MacDiarmid's Epic PoetryA collection of Hugh McDiarmid's poetry |
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Page 74
... whole , and of that whole To the whole of our mind and personality . C.P. , p.778 He is not a specialist in linguistics in any academic sense ; but he frequently displays an uncanny accuracy . In a review of In Memor- iam James Joyce in ...
... whole , and of that whole To the whole of our mind and personality . C.P. , p.778 He is not a specialist in linguistics in any academic sense ; but he frequently displays an uncanny accuracy . In a review of In Memor- iam James Joyce in ...
Page 78
... whole and know what every sizeable poet ' stood for ' and ' amounted to ' in relation thereto , no matter in what language . There can be no absolute agreement on these things , since tastes differ , but what I proposed to myself was ...
... whole and know what every sizeable poet ' stood for ' and ' amounted to ' in relation thereto , no matter in what language . There can be no absolute agreement on these things , since tastes differ , but what I proposed to myself was ...
Page 175
... whole country's marble , Be like Spring , like a hand in a window Moving New and Old things carefully to and fro , Moving a fraction of flower here , 10 Placing an inch of air there , And without breaking anything . So I have gathered ...
... whole country's marble , Be like Spring , like a hand in a window Moving New and Old things carefully to and fro , Moving a fraction of flower here , 10 Placing an inch of air there , And without breaking anything . So I have gathered ...
Contents
Hugh MacDiarmids Epic Poetry | 1 |
In Memoriam James Joyce | 59 |
The First Person | 158 |
Copyright | |
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