On Poetry: Collected Talks and EssaysDoubleday, 1969 - 597 من الصفحات |
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... rhyme . Rhyme reached England from France . It had been brought there by Irish missionaries who recivilized Western Europe after the Frankish invasions . These missionaries wrote and talked Latin , and The Rhythm of St. Bernard of Cluny ...
... rhyme . Rhyme reached England from France . It had been brought there by Irish missionaries who recivilized Western Europe after the Frankish invasions . These missionaries wrote and talked Latin , and The Rhythm of St. Bernard of Cluny ...
الصفحة 476
... rhyme it with pride meant repeating the ide - rhyme of the first stanza . And coat with tortoise shell that vies is an awkward in- version . Moreover , saw and purred applause is an unmusical line . At this point Gray adopted the then ...
... rhyme it with pride meant repeating the ide - rhyme of the first stanza . And coat with tortoise shell that vies is an awkward in- version . Moreover , saw and purred applause is an unmusical line . At this point Gray adopted the then ...
الصفحة 477
... rhyme but , having avoided them in the last stanza , he doesn't care so much . Nevertheless his ear was , I be- lieve , offended by all the long i's of his first draft : ' midst the tide ... Two forms divine were seen to glide , The ...
... rhyme but , having avoided them in the last stanza , he doesn't care so much . Nevertheless his ear was , I be- lieve , offended by all the long i's of his first draft : ' midst the tide ... Two forms divine were seen to glide , The ...
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