American writers: a collection of literary biographies. Jane Addams to Sidney LanierLeonard Unger |
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... critics have found — that H.D. regularly violates the first rule of "direct" treatment of objects, sometimes violates the second rule of not using unnecessary words, and only invariably observes the final rule enjoining cadence over ...
... critics have found — that H.D. regularly violates the first rule of "direct" treatment of objects, sometimes violates the second rule of not using unnecessary words, and only invariably observes the final rule enjoining cadence over ...
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... criticism, one suspects, because she knew it was true. "Ivory tower?" she asks in the same essay. "That was and is still ... critics. The well-known English classicist, D. S. Carne-Ross, for example, writes in a general theoretical essay ...
... criticism, one suspects, because she knew it was true. "Ivory tower?" she asks in the same essay. "That was and is still ... critics. The well-known English classicist, D. S. Carne-Ross, for example, writes in a general theoretical essay ...
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... critics — William Hayes Ward and Thomas W. Higginson among them — as one of the foremost American poets. For many reasons his reputation has declined in the twentieth century. Both of his biographers — Edwin Mims and Aubrey Starke ...
... critics — William Hayes Ward and Thomas W. Higginson among them — as one of the foremost American poets. For many reasons his reputation has declined in the twentieth century. Both of his biographers — Edwin Mims and Aubrey Starke ...
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