What to Read in English LiteratureRowman and Littlefield, 1975 - 154 sidor |
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... style was formed by a ' perverse and pedantick principle ' , went on to make the damaging criticism that ' Milton's style was not modified by his subject ' . Later still , Keats , in the course of an enormous letter to his brother ...
... style was formed by a ' perverse and pedantick principle ' , went on to make the damaging criticism that ' Milton's style was not modified by his subject ' . Later still , Keats , in the course of an enormous letter to his brother ...
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... style becomes a routine that grows tedious with the poly- syllabic symmetry that makes it too easy for the reader to go on without attending much to what is being said . The irony at the expense of the early Christians may have been ...
... style becomes a routine that grows tedious with the poly- syllabic symmetry that makes it too easy for the reader to go on without attending much to what is being said . The irony at the expense of the early Christians may have been ...
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... style and wrote in it assiduously . At its worst , this style is unpromising , but cleared of absurdities it was adequate for the great poems that appear occasionally , very occasionally , written all of them under stress of regret ...
... style and wrote in it assiduously . At its worst , this style is unpromising , but cleared of absurdities it was adequate for the great poems that appear occasionally , very occasionally , written all of them under stress of regret ...
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