A Literary History of EnglandLongmans, Green and Company, 1929 - 392 pagina's |
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Pagina 101
... stanza of three lines has become " classical " in English poetry , though several well - known poems are written in three - lined stanzas ; for example , Crashaw's poem To his Supposed Mistress : Whoe'er she be That not impossible She ...
... stanza of three lines has become " classical " in English poetry , though several well - known poems are written in three - lined stanzas ; for example , Crashaw's poem To his Supposed Mistress : Whoe'er she be That not impossible She ...
Pagina 102
... stanza with very charming effect , Sir Henry Wotton , for instance , a poet of the seventeenth century : You meaner Beauties of the Night That poorly satisfy our eyes More by your number than your light , You Common - people of the ...
... stanza with very charming effect , Sir Henry Wotton , for instance , a poet of the seventeenth century : You meaner Beauties of the Night That poorly satisfy our eyes More by your number than your light , You Common - people of the ...
Pagina 103
... stanza with ease . ( i ) The longest fixed form of verse which demands notice is the sonnet . The " Petrarchan " sonnet , which is a stanza of fourteen lines , consists of two unequal parts : the octave ( eight lines ) and the sestet ...
... stanza with ease . ( i ) The longest fixed form of verse which demands notice is the sonnet . The " Petrarchan " sonnet , which is a stanza of fourteen lines , consists of two unequal parts : the octave ( eight lines ) and the sestet ...
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