Five Kinds of Writing1941 |
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... sense — the sense in which the cross is the symbol of Christianity or the stars and stripes the symbol of the United States . This symbolism differs even from such symbolism as Dante's . For the familiar kind of symbolism is ...
... sense — the sense in which the cross is the symbol of Christianity or the stars and stripes the symbol of the United States . This symbolism differs even from such symbolism as Dante's . For the familiar kind of symbolism is ...
الصفحة 278
... sense of nature as a force ; he feels in it a spirit that can sympathize or mock or remain the indifferent spectator of human fortunes . Already that sense was his ; and the crude story of Miss Aldclyffe and Cytherea is memorable ...
... sense of nature as a force ; he feels in it a spirit that can sympathize or mock or remain the indifferent spectator of human fortunes . Already that sense was his ; and the crude story of Miss Aldclyffe and Cytherea is memorable ...
الصفحة 280
... sense of the physical world which Hardy more than any novelist can bring before us ; the sense that the little prospect of man's existence is ringed by a landscape which , while it exists apart , yet confers a deep and solemn beauty ...
... sense of the physical world which Hardy more than any novelist can bring before us ; the sense that the little prospect of man's existence is ringed by a landscape which , while it exists apart , yet confers a deep and solemn beauty ...
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Adams Arch asked beauty better body called character child Clem criticism dark death door Emerson English eyes face fear feel felt fish Gandesa girl give governess Grose ground hand hath head hear heard heart Henry Adams hour Howells human King King Arthur knew lady leave light live Lonnie looked Lucan the Butler mean metaphysical poetry Miles mind Miss nature never night passed passion person play poet poetry Pontiac Puritan reason remember river romanticism Saint Peter seemed seen sense Shakespeare Sir Bedivere Sir Lucan Sir Mordred soul sound spirit stood Street T. S. Eliot tell thee things thou thought tion took trees tryworks turned unto walked whole Wild Palms wind window Winfall woman wonder words write young