G. M. Hopkins "Thou Art Indeed Just, Lord"

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This paper presents a short biography of Gerard Manley Hopkins, followed by an analysis of his sonnet, "Thou Art Indeed Just, Lord". The author notes that none of Hopkins work were published until after his death at age 44 from typhoid fever. The paper relates that he gave up writing for a while after he became a Jesuit priest and destroyed all his earlier work.

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"Gerard Manley Hopkins was born in Stratford in England on July... . He was the son of a prosperous and artistic family and studied Classics at Balliol College, Oxford in ... . In two years after reading John Henry Newman's ... "

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