A Guide to English Literature, Volume 3Cassell, 1964 |
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Page 37
... appear about the beginning of the century . There are grounds , in fact , for distinguishing between the Jacobean and the Elizabethan temper , though it would be absurd to suggest that the new reign was marked by an immediate reversal ...
... appear about the beginning of the century . There are grounds , in fact , for distinguishing between the Jacobean and the Elizabethan temper , though it would be absurd to suggest that the new reign was marked by an immediate reversal ...
Page 130
... appear to lend themselves very easily to musical accompaniment.9 The series of poems addressed To Charis are Jonson's main contri- bution to the love lyric . They are playful in tone rather than passion- ate , with the exception of the ...
... appear to lend themselves very easily to musical accompaniment.9 The series of poems addressed To Charis are Jonson's main contri- bution to the love lyric . They are playful in tone rather than passion- ate , with the exception of the ...
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... appear in Pilgrim's Progress ; without accepting these symbols of the author's intention , no reading of the text can be complete . Finally , in this preview of Bunyan's art , one needs to notice its heavy debt to reality and the ...
... appear in Pilgrim's Progress ; without accepting these symbols of the author's intention , no reading of the text can be complete . Finally , in this preview of Bunyan's art , one needs to notice its heavy debt to reality and the ...
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