![]() Some of his poems-always the Elegy, sometimes the Odes-hold fast or enjoy cyclical reappraisals, but Gray himself rarely looms large in visions of the mid-eighteenth century, unless that period in literary history is characterized, like Gray himself, as anxious, repressed, or feeble. Thomas Gray continues to occupy a strange space in the canon.
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