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1
American Yiddish Poetry: A Bilingual Anthology
(Jacob Glatshteyn, "Once Again — Form and Content," Sum and Substance:
Essays, I94S-I947, New York, 1947, pp. 374-378.) 803 Appendix A: Documents
of Introspectivism [28] [Unpoeticalness] Every genuine poet longs for
unpoeticalness.
2
To the University of Leipzig on the Occasion of the Five ...
... with an Introduction by Professor L. ill. Brandin, London, 1907). 1 In this
connection I cannot refrain from quoting a passage from an essay in the
Fortnightly Review for November, 1906, by C. F. Keary. The unpoeticalness of
redundancy does ...
Still, in spite of the interest, or by reason of it, his heart often sank within him-
wearied out by the exceeding unpoeticalness of boys, (on which account, we
suppose, he considered showing them mountains ' a great point in education,')
and .by ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1845
4
Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences
2 In this connection I cannot refrain from quoting a passage from an essay in the
Fortnightly Review for November, 1906, by C. F. Keary. The unpoeticalness of
redundancy does not need confirmation, but the applicability of Mr. Keary's
remarks ...
5
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
Still, in spite of the interest, or by reason of it, his heart often sank within him -
wearied out by the exceeding unpoeticalness of boys, (on which account, We
suppose, he considered showing them mountains ' a great point in education,')
and by ...
6
Belgravia: A London Magazine
I venture to suggest that the loss to England has not been immense, or the gain to
Germany huge, and, as it turns out, with the usual unpoeticalness of justice, the
gain, if any, is handed over to us. Ah ! the Saxons are a long-winded and ...
I venture to suggest that the loss to England has not been immense, or the gain to
Germany huge, and, as it turns out, with the usual unpoeticalness of justice, the
gain, if any, is handed over to us. Ah ! the Saxons are a long-winded and ...
Mary Elizabeth Braddon, 1887
8
Owen Tudor: An Historical Romance
that of Disgybl, or disciple, to the elevated rank of Pencerdd, or doctor, consoled
the ancient bard of his house, almost reduced to despair by the obstinate
unpoeticalness of his grandson Rhys, who ought to have been his successor in
the ...
9
The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Still, in spite of the interest, or by reason of it, his heart often sank within him—
wearied out by the exceeding unpoeticalness of boys, (on which account, we
suppose, be considered showing them mountains ' agreat point in education,')
and by ...
10
The Edinburgh Review, or critical journal.
Still, in spite of the interest, or by reason of it, his heart often sank within him —
wearied out by the exceeding unpoeticalness of boys, (oa which account, we
suppose, he considered showing them mountains ' a great point in education,')
and ...
the edingurgh review , or critical journal: for january, 1845-april, 1845, 1845
