Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... example , may refer to the whale and its wanderings in various geographical environments and to its manner of feeding , with perhaps a classical or biblical allusion to add to the interest , through some ten or twelve melodious lines ...
... example , may refer to the whale and its wanderings in various geographical environments and to its manner of feeding , with perhaps a classical or biblical allusion to add to the interest , through some ten or twelve melodious lines ...
Page 115
... example of false feeling . It is not a poem of the over- charged variety ; it is something less defensible than that . It is a palpable example of ' poetical ' manufacture , where a trivial fancy is exalted into an affirmation of ...
... example of false feeling . It is not a poem of the over- charged variety ; it is something less defensible than that . It is a palpable example of ' poetical ' manufacture , where a trivial fancy is exalted into an affirmation of ...
Page 149
... example - it has lost , in being made into an artificial and ' literary ' piece of writing , whatever ' edge ' it may have had . The circum- locutory phrases ' the verdure of the plain ' , ' the dazz- ling deluge ' , ' in bright apparel ...
... example - it has lost , in being made into an artificial and ' literary ' piece of writing , whatever ' edge ' it may have had . The circum- locutory phrases ' the verdure of the plain ' , ' the dazz- ling deluge ' , ' in bright apparel ...
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