Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... present example ? Surely that the sense of the passage is vague and uncertain , that it seems in places to be left to look after itself : it is all the time subordinate to the lilt of the verse . Does spring begin with blossoms in ...
... present example ? Surely that the sense of the passage is vague and uncertain , that it seems in places to be left to look after itself : it is all the time subordinate to the lilt of the verse . Does spring begin with blossoms in ...
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... present and it reflects masterfully the intention of the speaker , and it is used also in such a way as to emphasize certain points about the whole theme of the play and about the character of Coriolanus . Volumnia enjoys this speech ...
... present and it reflects masterfully the intention of the speaker , and it is used also in such a way as to emphasize certain points about the whole theme of the play and about the character of Coriolanus . Volumnia enjoys this speech ...
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... present as poet in a way that Wordsworth is not . For Wordsworth's ponderous and abstract blank verse , we have an easy and rigorous handling of the couplet . And the skilfully used couplet has an air of finality about it which the more ...
... present as poet in a way that Wordsworth is not . For Wordsworth's ponderous and abstract blank verse , we have an easy and rigorous handling of the couplet . And the skilfully used couplet has an air of finality about it which the more ...
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