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Pagina 217
a PROSE ( a ) Al shal passyn that men prose or ryme . ( CHAUCER . ) ( 6 ) In prose and verse was held without dispute , Lord of the realms of nonsense absolute . ( DRYDEN , on his rival Shadwell . ) ( c ) The words in prose ought to ...
a PROSE ( a ) Al shal passyn that men prose or ryme . ( CHAUCER . ) ( 6 ) In prose and verse was held without dispute , Lord of the realms of nonsense absolute . ( DRYDEN , on his rival Shadwell . ) ( c ) The words in prose ought to ...
Pagina 219
prose as of verse . Hamlet's prose gives us much the same thrill as his verse soliloquy does : I have of late — but wherefore I know not — lost all my mirth , foregone all custom of exercise ; and indeed it goes so heavily with my ...
prose as of verse . Hamlet's prose gives us much the same thrill as his verse soliloquy does : I have of late — but wherefore I know not — lost all my mirth , foregone all custom of exercise ; and indeed it goes so heavily with my ...
Pagina 248
It is the rhythm belonging to what Dryden called “ the other harmony of prose ” . But how delightful it is ! Suppose we wrote the thought in this way : “ I never thought that , the French being so chivalrous a people , she would there ...
It is the rhythm belonging to what Dryden called “ the other harmony of prose ” . But how delightful it is ! Suppose we wrote the thought in this way : “ I never thought that , the French being so chivalrous a people , she would there ...
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