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  <tableOfContents>Poetry for poetry's sake -- The sublime -- Hegel's theory of tragedy -- Wordsworth -- Shelley's view of poetry -- The long poem in the age of Wordsworth -- The letters of Keats -- The rejection of Falstaff -- Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra -- Shakespeare the man -- Shakespeare's theatre and audience.</tableOfContents>
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  <note>Poetry for poetry's sake -- The sublime -- Hegel's theory of tragedy -- Wordsworth -- Shelley's view of poetry -- The long poem in the age of Wordsworth -- The letters of Keats -- The rejection of Falstaff -- Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra -- Shakespeare the man -- Shakespeare's theatre and audience.</note>
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