...repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it. Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...grand style in poetry which present themselves. I think it will be found to exclude all poetry which is not in the grand style. And I think it contains...

...from repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...poetically gifted, treats with simplicity or with seventy a serious subject. I think this definition will be found to cover all instances of the grand...

...evil days though fall'n, and evil tongues.' So far as it can be expressed in words, Mr Arnold ' thinks it will be found that the grand style arises in poetry,...with simplicity or with severity a serious subject' Nor is this, as one of Mr Arnold's critics has maintained it to be, a confusion of grandeur of thought...

...repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it. Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...grand style in poetry which present themselves. I think it will be found to exclude all poetry which is not in the grand style. And I think it contains...

...repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it. Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...that the grand style arises in poetry, when a noble 1 nature, poetically gifted, treats with simplicity or with il severity a serious subject. I think...

...severe. And that too is furnished by Mr. Arnold, when he defines the grand style, which arises, he says, in poetry, " when a noble nature, poetically gifted,...with simplicity or with severity a serious subject." If poetry is judged to pass the first test safely, to stand its application, we may consider it to...

...severe. And that too is furnished by Mr. Arnold, when he defines the grand style, which arises, he says, in poetry, " when a noble nature, poetically gifted,...with simplicity or with severity a serious subject." If poetry is judged to pass the first test safely, to stand its application, we may consider it to...

...' illustrates his own definition of the grand style, given in his essay 'On translating Homer': 'I think it will be found that the grand style arises...with simplicity or with severity a serious subject? A very comprehensive definition. If he had said, 'When one poetically gifted,' etc., omitting 'a noble...

...repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it. Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...grand style in poetry which present themselves. I think it will be found to exclude all poetry which is not in the grand style. And I think it contains...

...repeating those lines than from hearing anything I can say about it. Let us try, however, what can be said, controlling what we say by examples. I think...grand style in poetry which present themselves. I think it will be found to exclude all poetry which is not in the grand style. And I think it contains...