From Shakespeare to Pope: An Inquiry Into the Causes and Phenomena of the Rise of Classical Poetry in EnglandAt the University Press, 1885 - 298 |
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... readers to consider the marvel of a nation that was free to use in any com- bination all the endless varieties of iambic and tro- chaic movement ( for the dactylic and anapastic1 1 I purposely take no note here of the experiments in ...
... readers to consider the marvel of a nation that was free to use in any com- bination all the endless varieties of iambic and tro- chaic movement ( for the dactylic and anapastic1 1 I purposely take no note here of the experiments in ...
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... reader may amuse himself by turning to Crashaw , who writes a poem of thirty- one stanzas on the Weeping of the Magdalen , in which he calls her eyes " parents of silver - footed rills , ” “ heavens of ever - falling stars ...
... reader may amuse himself by turning to Crashaw , who writes a poem of thirty- one stanzas on the Weeping of the Magdalen , in which he calls her eyes " parents of silver - footed rills , ” “ heavens of ever - falling stars ...
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... reader : - I strike my silver - sounded lyre , — First struck myself by some strong fire , - And all the while her warning ray ( Reflect from fluid glass ) doth play On the white banks . But all are deaf Unto my Muse , that is most lief ...
... reader : - I strike my silver - sounded lyre , — First struck myself by some strong fire , - And all the while her warning ray ( Reflect from fluid glass ) doth play On the white banks . But all are deaf Unto my Muse , that is most lief ...
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... reader observes that it is not history , that it would be equally interesting as a letter of any dying soldier to any lady he had loved , and that it is obviously written to please readers who took a great deal more interest in hearing ...
... reader observes that it is not history , that it would be equally interesting as a letter of any dying soldier to any lady he had loved , and that it is obviously written to please readers who took a great deal more interest in hearing ...
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... readers will be forced , if they pay me the compliment of listening to me , to hear a very great deal about him , and to become tolerably intimate with his talents and his character . I need not here , at the close of a chapter , say ...
... readers will be forced , if they pay me the compliment of listening to me , to hear a very great deal about him , and to become tolerably intimate with his talents and his character . I need not here , at the close of a chapter , say ...
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