A Guide to English Literature, Volume 3Cassell, 1964 |
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Page 74
... 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 96
... 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 158
... line 1 , and the angry off - hand last line of the stanza , give an undertone of mockery to the whole . Carew has a ... lines of the last stanza have the accent and manner of the man speaking his mind . Though the poem's solemnity may ...
... line 1 , and the angry off - hand last line of the stanza , give an undertone of mockery to the whole . Carew has a ... lines of the last stanza have the accent and manner of the man speaking his mind . Though the poem's solemnity may ...
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