English Critical Essays: (sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries)Edmund David Jones Oxford University Press, 1947 - 394 páginas |
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... lines ! Which were so richly spun ; and woven so fit , As , since , she will vouchsafe no other wit . The merry Greek , tart Aristophanes , Neat Terence , witty Plautus , now not please ; But antiquated and deserted lie , As they were ...
... lines ! Which were so richly spun ; and woven so fit , As , since , she will vouchsafe no other wit . The merry Greek , tart Aristophanes , Neat Terence , witty Plautus , now not please ; But antiquated and deserted lie , As they were ...
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... lines of Waller's poem on the war with Spain ; perhaps such a beginning is natural , and could not be avoided ... lines seriously , and that some wag had added the two latter in burlesque . Who would expect the lines that immediately ...
... lines of Waller's poem on the war with Spain ; perhaps such a beginning is natural , and could not be avoided ... lines seriously , and that some wag had added the two latter in burlesque . Who would expect the lines that immediately ...
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... lines had their break , or caesura , always at the eighth syllable , it was thought , in time , commo- dious to divide them ; and quatrains of lines alternately consisting of eight and six syllables , make the most soft and pleasing of ...
... lines had their break , or caesura , always at the eighth syllable , it was thought , in time , commo- dious to divide them ; and quatrains of lines alternately consisting of eight and six syllables , make the most soft and pleasing of ...
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