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... alliterations of the letters d , h , m , and th . In this connexion it should be remembered that when consonants are thus repeated at the beginning of syllables , those syllables need not be at the beginning of words ; and further ...
... alliterations of the letters d , h , m , and th . In this connexion it should be remembered that when consonants are thus repeated at the beginning of syllables , those syllables need not be at the beginning of words ; and further ...
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... alliterations , arranged these accents , resolved to introduce an unusual word in the last line , or hunted for a classical allusion . But what the poet's brain does not do consciously it does unconsciously ; a selective action is going ...
... alliterations , arranged these accents , resolved to introduce an unusual word in the last line , or hunted for a classical allusion . But what the poet's brain does not do consciously it does unconsciously ; a selective action is going ...
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