Manual of English LiteratureJ.M. Dent & Company, 1926 - 356 pagina's |
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Pagina 52
... original . " An attentive critical examination of the French and Latin together , " says Mr. Luders , " will induce any person capable of making it to think several chapters of the latter translated from the former , and not originally ...
... original . " An attentive critical examination of the French and Latin together , " says Mr. Luders , " will induce any person capable of making it to think several chapters of the latter translated from the former , and not originally ...
Pagina 70
... original writer . " The chief interest of the form of the poem is that it illustrates the transition of English prosody . Layamon still uses the unrhymed alliterative line of two short sections ; but he frequently rhymes , and inclines ...
... original writer . " The chief interest of the form of the poem is that it illustrates the transition of English prosody . Layamon still uses the unrhymed alliterative line of two short sections ; but he frequently rhymes , and inclines ...
Pagina 79
... original French of Langtoft , is in Alexan- drine verse of twelve syllables ; the earlier part , which remains in manuscript , is in the same octosyllabic verse in which its original , Wace's chronicle , is written . The work is stated ...
... original French of Langtoft , is in Alexan- drine verse of twelve syllables ; the earlier part , which remains in manuscript , is in the same octosyllabic verse in which its original , Wace's chronicle , is written . The work is stated ...
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