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| so:text | I always wish, in reading my favourite poets, to know what first suggested my favourite poems. Few things would be more interesting than to know under what circumstances they were composed, — how much of individual sentiment there was in each, or how, on some incident seemingly even opposed, they had contrived to ingraft their own associations. What a history of the heart would such annals reveal ! Every poem is in itself an impulse. (en) |
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| so:description | The Monthly Magazine (en) |
| so:description | On the Character of Mrs. Hemans's Writings (1835-2) Volume 44 page 425 (en) |
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