A guide to English literature. 3. From Donne to MarvellBoris Ford Penguin Books, 1956 |
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Page 82
... lines of development were converging to establish a new poetry and a new prose . In both , modifications of style were symptoms of change in sensibility , intellectual habits , the general orientation of culture , and the nature of ...
... lines of development were converging to establish a new poetry and a new prose . In both , modifications of style were symptoms of change in sensibility , intellectual habits , the general orientation of culture , and the nature of ...
Page 104
... line at the centre and its effect of accumulation in the three consecutive rhymes of lines 5-7 . Even in the Nocturnall there are ' squibs ' and ' beds - feet ' besides quintessences and investing properties , and many of Donne's images ...
... line at the centre and its effect of accumulation in the three consecutive rhymes of lines 5-7 . Even in the Nocturnall there are ' squibs ' and ' beds - feet ' besides quintessences and investing properties , and many of Donne's images ...
Page 197
... line and the reflections on the horrors of the tomb which follow it could be parallelled in many of Donne's lyrics where he ... lines a note of finality : Thus , though we cannot make our Sun Stand still , yet we will make him run . The ...
... line and the reflections on the horrors of the tomb which follow it could be parallelled in many of Donne's lyrics where he ... lines a note of finality : Thus , though we cannot make our Sun Stand still , yet we will make him run . The ...
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