Titlebook: A Commentary on the Poems of Thomas Hardy; F. B. Pinion Book 1976 F. B. Pinion 1976 literature.poem.poetics.poetry.Thomas Hardy

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Some Computations of Ohtsuki Series,ny respects ‘the most representative of Hardy’s whole career’. The period of remorse and emotional stress seems to be at a distance, and a lighter kind of lyric comes to the fore, not always designated as ‘song’ but written as if for music,. and relatively detached, even when based on recollections of Emma Hardy.

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álvaro Matias,Peter Nijkamp,Manuela Sarmentoness in January 1928. Further revision was intended, and the final order was not settled. There are indications that some of the 105 poems might have been discarded for others (Purdy, 262). It is interesting to see that he could still find unpublished poems from various periods, even two which were written about sixty years earlier.

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S. Nolting,S. Stettendorf,W. Ritterhe notes of personal unhappiness in some of the poems, it seems strange that Edmund Gosse did not suspect the reality behind them. Of the volume as a whole he wrote on 7 December 1909: ‘how poignantly sad! What makes you take such a hopelessly gloomy view of existence?’

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Advances in Topical Antifungal Therapy had been published previously, two in Hardy’s prose fiction. The narrative element is prominent, as could be expected of a writer who had devoted himself to fiction for over a quarter of a century. Poems relating to the Napoleonic War reflect an absorbing interest, which developed from Hardy’s boyhood until it reached its full expression in

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A. Lasagni,A. Oriani,L. Terragnill’s ‘religion of the Future’.? Hardy wrote poems to please himself, not the public;? and, fortified by Arnold’s declaration of the function of poetry,.he meant to press on from where he left off with ., as his note of 17 October 1896 shows (., 284–5):

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S. Nolting,S. Stettendorf,W. Ritter06, and 1908). . was published in December 1909, the title, initially used for the first poem, coming from Tennyson’s . (iv. 496). Most of the 94 poems were written during the period when Hardy’s major preoccupation was ., but twelve are early, dating from 1866 to 1871. Twenty-nine of the later poem

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