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... verbs , the skeleton and the elements of his work . - Since his choice of words reflects an author's personality , he must be for ever sifting his vocabulary for exacter words to express his interior vision . He should , for instance ...
... verbs , the skeleton and the elements of his work . - Since his choice of words reflects an author's personality , he must be for ever sifting his vocabulary for exacter words to express his interior vision . He should , for instance ...
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... verb " to get " can rarely be used precisely , this sentence shows that Pater by no means rejects a colloquial expression as such , but continues to use the test of precision as his criterion . There are also other examples in the third ...
... verb " to get " can rarely be used precisely , this sentence shows that Pater by no means rejects a colloquial expression as such , but continues to use the test of precision as his criterion . There are also other examples in the third ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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