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Published byThe Hogarth Press LtdLondon*Clarke, Irwin & Co. LtdTorontoFirst Published 1928Second Impression 1950Printed in Great Britain by Lowe & Brydone Printers Ltd., London, N.W.xo
CONTENTSLECTUREI . INTRODUCTORY . . . . . . .II. EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LYRIC — BLAKE, WORDS-WORTH, AND COLERIDGE . . . . .III. SCOTT, BYRON, SHELLEY, KEATS, AND OTHERS .IV. TENNYSON, BRPWNINC, AND SOME OTHERS .V. ARNOLD AND THE PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUP.VI. "THE NINETIES" . . . . .PAGE719.396590122
Page 3 and 4: HOGARTH LECTURES ON LITERATURELYRIC
Page 5: LYRICAL POETRY FROMBLAKE TO HARDYH.
Page 10 and 11: LYRICALPOETRYand fieicer ferment of
Page 12 and 13: LYRICALPOETRY,influence of the Hebr
Page 14 and 15: LYRICALPOETRY.intended to be sung w
Page 16 and 17: LYRICALPOETRY.or even, what is more
Page 18 and 19: LYRICAL POETRY.Niebelungen measure
Page 20 and 21: LYRICALPOETRYThe ecstasy of joy and
Page 22 and 23: LYRICAL POETRY •Arnold, and poets
Page 24 and 25: LYRICALPOETRY.had something to do w
Page 26 and 27: LYRICAL POETRY .Version of the Bibl
Page 28 and 29: LYRICALPOETRY.But the very complete
Page 30 and 31: LYRICALPOETRYHear the voice of the
Page 32 and 33: LYRICALPOETRYsimplicity, never in h
Page 34 and 35: LYRICAL POETRYnot very happy attemp
Page 36 and 37: LYRICALPOETRYBehold her single in t
Page 38 and 39: LYRICAL POETRYgrandeur as well as b
Page 40 and 41: LYRICALPOETRYBut it was not in this
Page 42 and 43: LYRICALPOETRYpublication of Percy's
Page 44 and 45: LYRICAL POETRYThen till't they gaed
Page 46 and 47: LYRICALPOETRY" Tell me, thou bonny
Page 48 and 49: LYRICALPOETRYeasily forgotten once
Page 50 and 51: LYRICALPOETRYthe deck but his wings
Page 52 and 53: LYRICALPOETRYDante's Paradiso affor
Page 54 and 55: LYRICALPOETRYAround its unexpanded
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LYRICALPOETRYweighted with the poet
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LYRICAL POETRYstatement of a single
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LYRICALPOETRYSuch space as I have,
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LYRICAL POETRYAway, away from men a
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LYRICALPOETRYSung to Adam and to Ev
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LYRICALPOETRYthree that follow add
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LYRICALPOETRYwere more gifted and a
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LYRICALPOETRY"Now is done thy long
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LYRICALPOETRY(Adonais), blank verse
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LYRICAL POETRYI send my heart up to
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LYRICALPOETRYoff to murder Metterni
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LYRICAL POETRYtouches, the quaint t
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LYRICALPOETRYsubconscious. It is qu
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LYRICALPOETRYFor higher still and h
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TENNYSON, BROWNING, & SOME OTHERSMr
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TENNYSON, BROWNING, & SOME OTHERSpo
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TENNYSON, BROWNING, & SOME OTHERSKk
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TENNYSON,BROWNING, & SOME OTHERSant
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPthe
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPPast
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPto a
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPagai
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPMan,
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPtend
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPfor
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPAnd
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPto s
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPSlee
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPmade
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPThou
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPand
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPcoul
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPWe a
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ARNOLD AND PRE-RAPHAELITE GROUPhabi
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THENINETIES"tury was most clearly f
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"THENINETIESthe same kinds of effec
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"THE NINETIESthe sixteenth, "In our
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"THE NINETIES"And why the sons of S
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"THE NINETIES"Fly with delight, fly
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"THE NINETIES"was an equally hard f
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"THENINETIES"age of Imperial Democr
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"THE NINETIESthat in the scattered
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THE NINETIES"something of the exper
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"THE NINETIES"Such lines from St Ma
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"THENINETIES"have so lightly touche
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"THENINETIES"the less romantic Prot
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"THENINETIESmetaphysical, religious
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"THENINETIES"that he edited that po
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"THENINETIES"and of Bailie and Aill
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"THE NINETIESDying Day of Death, an
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"THENINETIES"was a strange impressi
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'THE NINETIES"by the life and the p
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'THENINETIES"such thing, cry the ne
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