Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... emphasis , the meaningful emphasis of words given by the quality and pressure of the emo- tion and thought behind the words . Good rhythm , which means really the most effectual movement , comes from an interplay of this real emphasis ...
... emphasis , the meaningful emphasis of words given by the quality and pressure of the emo- tion and thought behind the words . Good rhythm , which means really the most effectual movement , comes from an interplay of this real emphasis ...
Page 46
... emphasis- they seem to confirm each other — helps considerably in giving the feeling of complete certainty with which he half grimly and half humorously states his conclusion . The first four lines of each stanza are in the nature of ...
... emphasis- they seem to confirm each other — helps considerably in giving the feeling of complete certainty with which he half grimly and half humorously states his conclusion . The first four lines of each stanza are in the nature of ...
Page 126
... emphasis by its alliterative and assonantal association with ' grey ' . The robin's answers stand sure and ' grim ' against the pert and tripping ' Tell me , thou bonny bird ' and ' Birdie , say truly ' ; but in spite of this , and ...
... emphasis by its alliterative and assonantal association with ' grey ' . The robin's answers stand sure and ' grim ' against the pert and tripping ' Tell me , thou bonny bird ' and ' Birdie , say truly ' ; but in spite of this , and ...
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