The Journal of English Studies, Volumes 2-3H. Marshall & Son, 1913 |
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... plays in tune , he is certain of applause . I heard lately a woman with a beautiful voice play a series of pleasant accompaniments , with marked tune in them , while she talked all her songs on two or three notes just out of tune ; she ...
... plays in tune , he is certain of applause . I heard lately a woman with a beautiful voice play a series of pleasant accompaniments , with marked tune in them , while she talked all her songs on two or three notes just out of tune ; she ...
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... playing field Will they not understand the work better , and remember it ? Or if we do read , as we often must , to get a real knowledge of the drama , the pupils will read impromptu with intelligence and life , and the few notes they ...
... playing field Will they not understand the work better , and remember it ? Or if we do read , as we often must , to get a real knowledge of the drama , the pupils will read impromptu with intelligence and life , and the few notes they ...
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... playing fast and loose with his chief character . The author has not been able to make the personality of his hero ... played on him . Nor do we get any help in the reading of his character from the account he is made to give of his ...
... playing fast and loose with his chief character . The author has not been able to make the personality of his hero ... played on him . Nor do we get any help in the reading of his character from the account he is made to give of his ...
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... plays Far off as wandering lovers go their ways . Here , surely , we have a prostitution of the seven - line stanza that might well make Chaucer turn in his grave . This is realism gone mad . Can Mr. Masefield or anyone else believe ...
... plays Far off as wandering lovers go their ways . Here , surely , we have a prostitution of the seven - line stanza that might well make Chaucer turn in his grave . This is realism gone mad . Can Mr. Masefield or anyone else believe ...
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... plays of Shakespeare , and books full of allusions , such as Paradise Lost or Childe Harold , will need more copious notes , if they are to be comprehended and enjoyed . We now come to Essay writing , the " teaching of expression ...
... plays of Shakespeare , and books full of allusions , such as Paradise Lost or Childe Harold , will need more copious notes , if they are to be comprehended and enjoyed . We now come to Essay writing , the " teaching of expression ...
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