Arthur Hugh Clough: Selected PoemsThis book presents a selection of the full range of Arthur Hugh Clough's poetry, which explores the tensions of a time of radical changes in the religious, political, and literary landscape. It also includes a detailed introduction and annotations by Shirley Chew. |
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... true , ye gods , who treat us ' Epi - Strauss - ium Jacob's Wives The Latest Decalogue In the Great Metropolis Easter Day ( Naples , 1849 ) ' It fortifies my soul to know ' ' To spend uncounted years of pain ' ' Say not , the struggle ...
... true , ye gods , who treat us ' Epi - Strauss - ium Jacob's Wives The Latest Decalogue In the Great Metropolis Easter Day ( Naples , 1849 ) ' It fortifies my soul to know ' ' To spend uncounted years of pain ' ' Say not , the struggle ...
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... true it is , that the charm of all really great poems is the ease and familiarity and closeness to the common language with which they rise out of it and exceed and transcend common language . If you cannot in some way or other in your ...
... true it is , that the charm of all really great poems is the ease and familiarity and closeness to the common language with which they rise out of it and exceed and transcend common language . If you cannot in some way or other in your ...
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... true Poet is ever , as of old , the Seer ' , with the gift to ' decipher some new lines of its celestial writing ' . " This vision of totality , however , is revoked in Book IX , the last section of the poem . In its structure , it is ...
... true Poet is ever , as of old , the Seer ' , with the gift to ' decipher some new lines of its celestial writing ' . " This vision of totality , however , is revoked in Book IX , the last section of the poem . In its structure , it is ...
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... true opposites , as the sea and the burnie were , and cannot be reconciled . The result is that Philip's ' democratic fervour ' , and the emotion generated by the image of the sea at its full , remain unresolved within the movement of ...
... true opposites , as the sea and the burnie were , and cannot be reconciled . The result is that Philip's ' democratic fervour ' , and the emotion generated by the image of the sea at its full , remain unresolved within the movement of ...
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Contents
9 | |
A Note on the Text | 35 |
Dutythats to say complying | 41 |
The Latest Decalogue | 51 |
It fortifies my soul to know | 57 |
Ye flags of Piccadilly | 63 |
AMOURS DE VOYAGE | 127 |
Notes | 211 |
127 | 237 |
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