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Alastor Spirit Solitude Poem Shelley Shelley's Interest Figure

Front Alastor
Back the spirit of solitude
poem
Shelley
1816
Shelley's interest in the figure of the contemplative idealist, condemning his attitude as self-centered while at the same time lamenting of the condition of the real world

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