Remarks on Shakespeare's VersificationAMS Press, 1970 - Počet stran: 218 |
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... lines together without being felt as a source of heaviness , or perhaps being noticed ; as in John's speech to Hubert . The unbroken style seems particularly to suit what may be called passages of enumeration , and repetition of ...
... lines together without being felt as a source of heaviness , or perhaps being noticed ; as in John's speech to Hubert . The unbroken style seems particularly to suit what may be called passages of enumeration , and repetition of ...
Strana 17
... lines , I think , differ a good deal in themselves . Some are Shakespearian , some not ; and there are some ... line by line SECT . II . ] 17.
... lines , I think , differ a good deal in themselves . Some are Shakespearian , some not ; and there are some ... line by line SECT . II . ] 17.
Strana 155
... lines into one another , especially when it is from a language of which the verses are longer than our own ; because the matter not being original , the writer must arrange it with the verse , as he can . So we find in Surrey , Or when ...
... lines into one another , especially when it is from a language of which the verses are longer than our own ; because the matter not being original , the writer must arrange it with the verse , as he can . So we find in Surrey , Or when ...
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