Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 31
... Things we have since repeated To many a grave old cat . We sat and talked as wisely As grown - up people may ; Complaining things had altered . Most sadly since our day . ' Love , faith , and truth no longer Existed anywhere : But ...
... Things we have since repeated To many a grave old cat . We sat and talked as wisely As grown - up people may ; Complaining things had altered . Most sadly since our day . ' Love , faith , and truth no longer Existed anywhere : But ...
Page 219
... things , this colossal uniformity , this machine - like move- ment , this moroseness even in pleasure , this exaggerated London , smothers the imagination and rends the heart . And should you ever send a German poet thither - a dreamer ...
... things , this colossal uniformity , this machine - like move- ment , this moroseness even in pleasure , this exaggerated London , smothers the imagination and rends the heart . And should you ever send a German poet thither - a dreamer ...
Page 332
... things which one is wont to conceal even from one's own wife . After the above confession , the kindly - disposed reader will easily understand why I no longer found pleasure in my work on the Hegelian philosophy . I saw clearly that ...
... things which one is wont to conceal even from one's own wife . After the above confession , the kindly - disposed reader will easily understand why I no longer found pleasure in my work on the Hegelian philosophy . I saw clearly that ...
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BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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