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The measure of verse makes it easy of remembrance , and long before either
reading or writing were general accomplishments , and man was dependant on
his memory , the convenience of retaining verse in the recollection rendered it ...
The measure of verse makes it easy of remembrance , and long before either
reading or writing were general accomplishments , and man was dependant on
his memory , the convenience of retaining verse in the recollection rendered it ...
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... obscure , their language harsh and unsettled ; their fancies weak and uncertain
; they had little of that sterling truth or glowing imagination which is requisite , in
all ages and under all circumstances , to render verse lasting and impressive .
... obscure , their language harsh and unsettled ; their fancies weak and uncertain
; they had little of that sterling truth or glowing imagination which is requisite , in
all ages and under all circumstances , to render verse lasting and impressive .
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the other hand , rose to repute under the auspices of the courtly , and was placed
in a sphere of life where he had wider and better opportunities for studying
manners , and rendering his style and language pointed and refined . The fame
of the ...
the other hand , rose to repute under the auspices of the courtly , and was placed
in a sphere of life where he had wider and better opportunities for studying
manners , and rendering his style and language pointed and refined . The fame
of the ...
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... feelings and tender regards , and these threw a warmth and reality over the
most creative of his fancies , and rendered his fairy land something more than a
beautiful but cold abstraction . The gallant yet unfortunate Sir Walter RALEIGH
was ...
... feelings and tender regards , and these threw a warmth and reality over the
most creative of his fancies , and rendered his fairy land something more than a
beautiful but cold abstraction . The gallant yet unfortunate Sir Walter RALEIGH
was ...
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Spenser individualized and abstracted the passions , and produced spiritual
characters , Shakspeare massed and blended them , and created living and
human beings ; the one rendered the most real things fanciful and ideal , the
other gave ...
Spenser individualized and abstracted the passions , and produced spiritual
characters , Shakspeare massed and blended them , and created living and
human beings ; the one rendered the most real things fanciful and ideal , the
other gave ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on English Poetry: To the Time of Milton |
| 著者 | Stanhope Busby |
| 出版社 | Whittaker, 1837 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ハーバード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年1月31日 |
| ページ数 | 118 ページ |
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