The Tutorial History of English LiteratureUniversity Tutorial Press, 1954 - 294 páginas |
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... style ' of the poem it is difficult to use temperate style . language . No one has ever attuned our lan- guage to such mighty harmonies as Milton ; whether in rime or in blank verse he has given us some of the noblest word - music of ...
... style ' of the poem it is difficult to use temperate style . language . No one has ever attuned our lan- guage to such mighty harmonies as Milton ; whether in rime or in blank verse he has given us some of the noblest word - music of ...
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... style seen in the Advancement of Learning , ' but he is also master of an utterly different style , and for neither is he beholden to any predecessor . His more connected style may well be illustrated by a few sentences from the New ...
... style seen in the Advancement of Learning , ' but he is also master of an utterly different style , and for neither is he beholden to any predecessor . His more connected style may well be illustrated by a few sentences from the New ...
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... style . ' Of this grand style the Greeks are the unapproached masters , and therefore their works are the touchstone and model of all poetry . Arnold was not only a true poet but a great critic ; and it is this combination that ...
... style . ' Of this grand style the Greeks are the unapproached masters , and therefore their works are the touchstone and model of all poetry . Arnold was not only a true poet but a great critic ; and it is this combination that ...
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