The Quarterly Review, Volúmenes276-277William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1941 |
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... Francis Thompson's attitude to science was an unusual one , yet its very unusualness gives it a value which links it very closely with much of the scientific thought of to - day . The unusualness lay not only in the attitude itself but ...
... Francis Thompson's attitude to science was an unusual one , yet its very unusualness gives it a value which links it very closely with much of the scientific thought of to - day . The unusualness lay not only in the attitude itself but ...
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... Francis Thompson could write of autumn , of a sunset , of the earth , of a snowflake . Imagery of poetry there would be no lack - descriptive power would make each in its turn fully alive . But something else would live too- something ...
... Francis Thompson could write of autumn , of a sunset , of the earth , of a snowflake . Imagery of poetry there would be no lack - descriptive power would make each in its turn fully alive . But something else would live too- something ...
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... Francis Thompson's poems . From one who himself confessed that he always chose to use metaphor in preference to simile it is surely only logical to look for a free use of imagery in the poetry he wrote . Such a use too was the natural ...
... Francis Thompson's poems . From one who himself confessed that he always chose to use metaphor in preference to simile it is surely only logical to look for a free use of imagery in the poetry he wrote . Such a use too was the natural ...
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