Enjoying PoetryMark Van Doren W. Sloane Associates, 1951 - 556 sidor |
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... means or once meant , and with pity in our voice because that quality is drowned . Mastery of verse is found only in master poets . It is the sign that they mean what they say , and that they know how to convince us of this . in 20. The ...
... means or once meant , and with pity in our voice because that quality is drowned . Mastery of verse is found only in master poets . It is the sign that they mean what they say , and that they know how to convince us of this . in 20. The ...
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... means at his disposal . Some of the means he used have been mentioned , but not all of them , it must be admitted , can be known . All we are sure of is that the day when two small people trudged along this road seems farther back in ...
... means at his disposal . Some of the means he used have been mentioned , but not all of them , it must be admitted , can be known . All we are sure of is that the day when two small people trudged along this road seems farther back in ...
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... means that you will forget my very name , and means that if you read this poem you will read it as if it were by some stranger . Also , I would not have you pitied by a world that sees how much you miss me . You must not miss me ; you ...
... means that you will forget my very name , and means that if you read this poem you will read it as if it were by some stranger . Also , I would not have you pitied by a world that sees how much you miss me . You must not miss me ; you ...
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A single asterisk before the title of a poem indicates that it is analyzed in the Commentaries beginning on page | 3 |
An Ode Matthew Prior Linda | 4 |
To Lucasta on Going to the Wars Richard Lovelace | 5 |
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