Lectures on the English PoetsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 256 páginas |
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... verse or measured prose . The merchant , as described in Chaucer , went on his way sounding always the increase of his winning ' . Every prose - writer has more or less of rhythmical adaptation , except poets , who , when deprived of ...
... verse or measured prose . The merchant , as described in Chaucer , went on his way sounding always the increase of his winning ' . Every prose - writer has more or less of rhythmical adaptation , except poets , who , when deprived of ...
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... verse is the only blank verse in the language ( except Shakespeare's ) that deserves the name of verse . Dr. Johnson , who had modelled his ideas of versification on the regular sing - song of Pope , condemns the Paradise Lost as harsh ...
... verse is the only blank verse in the language ( except Shakespeare's ) that deserves the name of verse . Dr. Johnson , who had modelled his ideas of versification on the regular sing - song of Pope , condemns the Paradise Lost as harsh ...
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... Verses on his own Death , place him in the first rank of agreeable moralists in verse . There is not only a dry humour , an exquisite tone of irony , in these productions of his pen ; but there is a touching , unpretending pathos ...
... Verses on his own Death , place him in the first rank of agreeable moralists in verse . There is not only a dry humour , an exquisite tone of irony , in these productions of his pen ; but there is a touching , unpretending pathos ...
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INTRODUCTORY ON POETRY IN GENERAL | 1 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
LECTURE III | 66 |
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