Wordsworth's Preface to Lyrical BalladsRosenkilde and Bagger, 1957 - Всего страниц: 204 |
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... verse . But some of its statements , read without due regard to context , have a superficial relevance to Wordsworth's argument : The character of poetry , which may seem most to require that it be limited to verse , is its appropriate ...
... verse . But some of its statements , read without due regard to context , have a superficial relevance to Wordsworth's argument : The character of poetry , which may seem most to require that it be limited to verse , is its appropriate ...
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... verse , especially , appear to gain no advantage from being in metre ; 17 if anything , the verse - form , associated in the minds of most readers with the grandeur of Milton , merely draws attention to the poverty of the matter , by ...
... verse , especially , appear to gain no advantage from being in metre ; 17 if anything , the verse - form , associated in the minds of most readers with the grandeur of Milton , merely draws attention to the poverty of the matter , by ...
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... verse , they require and exact one and the same language 1802-20 : to conclude with a principle which ought never to be lost sight of , — namely , that in works of imagination and sen- timent , in proportion as ideas and feelings are ...
... verse , they require and exact one and the same language 1802-20 : to conclude with a principle which ought never to be lost sight of , — namely , that in works of imagination and sen- timent , in proportion as ideas and feelings are ...
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TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS | 9 |
The Text of 1800 | 11 |
Permanence | 18 |
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