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Page 45
... seems suddenly to have come to life . Yet the pattern remains the same ; there are the same heavy stresses , the same rhythmic gestures and the same cadences , and if one thought a graph of the verse - move- ment worth drawing it would ...
... seems suddenly to have come to life . Yet the pattern remains the same ; there are the same heavy stresses , the same rhythmic gestures and the same cadences , and if one thought a graph of the verse - move- ment worth drawing it would ...
Page 107
... seems more fitly called a success of taste , of literary sense , than of creative talent . Collins had little positive feeling for the Augustan strength ; on the other hand , he had nothing positive of any kind strong enough to ...
... seems more fitly called a success of taste , of literary sense , than of creative talent . Collins had little positive feeling for the Augustan strength ; on the other hand , he had nothing positive of any kind strong enough to ...
Page 214
... seems to derive from what is presented . The point is very obviously and impressively exemplified in A slumber did ... seem to be presented barely , and the emotional force to be generated by them in the reader's mind when he has taken ...
... seems to derive from what is presented . The point is very obviously and impressively exemplified in A slumber did ... seem to be presented barely , and the emotional force to be generated by them in the reader's mind when he has taken ...
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Revaluation: Tradition & Development in English Poetry F R (Frank Raymond) 1895-1 Leavis No preview available - 2021 |
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