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25 For Greater Appreciation Read from some humbler poet , Whose songs gushed from his heart , As showers from the clouds ... “ The Day Is Done ” contrasts major poets with minor ones — “ the grand old masters " with “ humbler ” poets .
25 For Greater Appreciation Read from some humbler poet , Whose songs gushed from his heart , As showers from the clouds ... “ The Day Is Done ” contrasts major poets with minor ones — “ the grand old masters " with “ humbler ” poets .
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From America's most respected literary figure this was high praise indeed for an unknown poet . What had so impressed Emerson ? The great individualist would welcome Whitman's point of departure , for the poem begins boldly : I ...
From America's most respected literary figure this was high praise indeed for an unknown poet . What had so impressed Emerson ? The great individualist would welcome Whitman's point of departure , for the poem begins boldly : I ...
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Oxford and Cambridge Universities , the na under cultivation in that region ; by 1910 the tional poet chosen to read his work at the total had dropped to seven million . All Presidential Inauguration in 1961 . around him , Frost as a ...
Oxford and Cambridge Universities , the na under cultivation in that region ; by 1910 the tional poet chosen to read his work at the total had dropped to seven million . All Presidential Inauguration in 1961 . around him , Frost as a ...
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| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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