A Literary History of EnglandLongmans, Green and Company, 1929 - 392 pagina's |
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Pagina 90
... verse and the principles of liberty may both be studied in the age of Shakespeare and Milton . II Iambic verse was preferred by the Elizabethans to all other forms . They used it not only for drama but for most of their lyrics . Trochaic ...
... verse and the principles of liberty may both be studied in the age of Shakespeare and Milton . II Iambic verse was preferred by the Elizabethans to all other forms . They used it not only for drama but for most of their lyrics . Trochaic ...
Pagina 104
... verse . " " We have only touched the fringe of our subject , and every reader of poetry , especially modern poetry , will remember many experiments in verse beside which the older forms seem modest and simple . In the latter half of the ...
... verse . " " We have only touched the fringe of our subject , and every reader of poetry , especially modern poetry , will remember many experiments in verse beside which the older forms seem modest and simple . In the latter half of the ...
Pagina 147
... verse . Waller was the author of some lyrics which combine ease of style with a certain distinction and air of gallantry . The lines On a Girdle and Go , Lovely Rose are two of the best . It is more impor- tant that both Waller and ...
... verse . Waller was the author of some lyrics which combine ease of style with a certain distinction and air of gallantry . The lines On a Girdle and Go , Lovely Rose are two of the best . It is more impor- tant that both Waller and ...
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