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Prose remains of Arthur Hugh Clough, with a selection from his letters and a memoir

Note 22 — REVIEW OF SOME POEMS BY ALEXANDER SMITH AND MATTHEW ARNOLD.

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The word spoom, which Dryden uses as the verb of the substantive spume, occurs also in ‘Beaumont and Fletcher.’ Has Keats employed it? It seems hardly to deserve reimpatriation.

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