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George Herbert: a literary life
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  • 2007Herbert, Coleridge, Hopkins: Usefulness14 cited
  • 2006George Herbert's Distemper: An Honest Shepherd's Remedy for Melancholy3 cited
  • 2011“Let Wits Contest”: George Herbert and the English Sonnet Sequence3 cited
  • 2006"Generous Ambiguity" Revisited: A Herbert for All Seasons2 cited
  • 2013“Mend My Ryme”: Resolutions in Psalms, Sonnets, and Herbert’s “The Church”2 cited

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