Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... musical delight , with the power of producing it , is a gift of the imagination ' . Donne will provide us with some rhymes used with- out regard to their intrinsic musical attractiveness , and for a purpose far removed from Tennyson's ...
... musical delight , with the power of producing it , is a gift of the imagination ' . Donne will provide us with some rhymes used with- out regard to their intrinsic musical attractiveness , and for a purpose far removed from Tennyson's ...
Page 146
... musical , onomatopoeic effects ; but to express with the greatest possible fullness the strength and stress of his emotion and thought . It would be useful at this point to glance back at the short Hopkins passages in the ' Imagery ...
... musical , onomatopoeic effects ; but to express with the greatest possible fullness the strength and stress of his emotion and thought . It would be useful at this point to glance back at the short Hopkins passages in the ' Imagery ...
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... musical woman's voice , refusing to be re- jected ; it is the Citoyenne who would do France a service . Marat , recognizing from within , cries , Admit her . Charlotte Corday is admitted . Citoyen Marat , I am from Caen the seat of ...
... musical woman's voice , refusing to be re- jected ; it is the Citoyenne who would do France a service . Marat , recognizing from within , cries , Admit her . Charlotte Corday is admitted . Citoyen Marat , I am from Caen the seat of ...
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