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| "The horror! The horror!" |
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Author: Conrad
Title: Heart of Darkness |
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| "And malt does more than Milton can To justify God's way to man" |
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Author: Housman
Title: Terrence, this is Stupid Stuff |
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| "I wrung it in a weary land" |
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Author: Housman
Title: Terrence, this is Stupid Stuff |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Second Coming |
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| "the ceremony of innocence is drowned" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Second Coming |
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| "the best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Second Coming |
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| "slouches toward Bethlehem" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Second Coming |
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| "I will arise and go now" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: The Lake Isle of Innisfree |
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| "A line will take us hours maybe" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Adam's Curse |
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| "we must labor to be beautiful" |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Adam's Curse |
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Author: Yeats
Title: Adam's Curse |
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| I have measured out my life by coffee spoons" |
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Author: Eliot
Title: Prufrock |
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| "death is neither sweet nor fitting" |
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Author: Owen
Title: Dulce Et Decorum Est |
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| "Only in separation- marriage, and birth, And death, and thoughts of these" |
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Author: Larkin
Title: Church Going |
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| "Since someone will forever be surprising A hunger in himself to be more serious" |
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Author: Larkin
Title: Church Going |
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| Most things may never happen: this one will" |
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Author: Larkin
Title: Aubade |
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| "Religion used to try, That vast moth-eaten musical brocade Created to pretend we never die" |
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Author: Larkin
Title: Aubade |
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| "And once below a time I lordly had the trees and leaves" |
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Author: Thomas
Title: Fern Hill |
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Author: Thomas
Title: The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower" |
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| "I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger" |
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Author: James Joyce
Title: Araby |
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