A Literary History of EnglandLongmans, Green and Company, 1929 - 392 pagina's |
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Pagina 47
... wrote The Shepherd's Calendar , a poem of twelve ecologues . Under the pastoral form of this work , one can trace the dim outline of Spenser's own thoughts and experience . But his skill in graceful embroidery is what strikes the reader ...
... wrote The Shepherd's Calendar , a poem of twelve ecologues . Under the pastoral form of this work , one can trace the dim outline of Spenser's own thoughts and experience . But his skill in graceful embroidery is what strikes the reader ...
Pagina 57
... wrote for an audience of which a noisy brawling multitude formed a considerable part . The stage on which his plays were performed was designed in a way of its own , and in all its mechanical contrivances would seem very clumsy to ...
... wrote for an audience of which a noisy brawling multitude formed a considerable part . The stage on which his plays were performed was designed in a way of its own , and in all its mechanical contrivances would seem very clumsy to ...
Pagina 270
... wrote Shelley , " is a sort of intoxication ; men are held by it as by a spell . " Byron's problem as an artist was to find the right medium for this essential part of himself . As he passed through Switzerland , the story of the ...
... wrote Shelley , " is a sort of intoxication ; men are held by it as by a spell . " Byron's problem as an artist was to find the right medium for this essential part of himself . As he passed through Switzerland , the story of the ...
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