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الصفحة 202
It would seem therefore that he is no more a social poet than he is ( except in a very special sense ) a plain - style poet , and for the same reason . The plain style , as Wesley Trimpi and others have taught us , is particularly ...
It would seem therefore that he is no more a social poet than he is ( except in a very special sense ) a plain - style poet , and for the same reason . The plain style , as Wesley Trimpi and others have taught us , is particularly ...
الصفحة 210
Rather would the Neoclassicist employ forms and styles of modes of discourse having certain quasi - musical effects upon the reader , perhaps , but more clearly serving as a ... and the mode or style proper to it , becomes a moral one .
Rather would the Neoclassicist employ forms and styles of modes of discourse having certain quasi - musical effects upon the reader , perhaps , but more clearly serving as a ... and the mode or style proper to it , becomes a moral one .
الصفحة 222
It was not a matter for Hardy of finding a voice by searching for style and form , but of singing as many songs as possible . Hardy's vast formal and structural repertoire exerted , as by his own frequent admission , a considerable ...
It was not a matter for Hardy of finding a voice by searching for style and form , but of singing as many songs as possible . Hardy's vast formal and structural repertoire exerted , as by his own frequent admission , a considerable ...
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