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The ballads and fugitive verses familiarized to the public in the admirable
collections of Percy and Ellis , and the poetry of many anonymous authors have
sufficient claims for a separate notice , which would have been appended to the
present ...
The ballads and fugitive verses familiarized to the public in the admirable
collections of Percy and Ellis , and the poetry of many anonymous authors have
sufficient claims for a separate notice , which would have been appended to the
present ...
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... in which it arose , that the early traditions of most nations were preserved . Nay
, even , in the primitive world , the precepts of the legislator were moulded into
metre . The measure of verse 4.
... in which it arose , that the early traditions of most nations were preserved . Nay
, even , in the primitive world , the precepts of the legislator were moulded into
metre . The measure of verse 4.
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legislator were moulded into metre . 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 ...
legislator were moulded into metre . 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 ...
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... but the verse of the period still extant consists chiefly of rhyming chronicles and
scriptural paraphrases ; the minstrels had ceased to rely upon their own
imagination , they had lost their sturdy superstition , and became little better than
tame ...
... but the verse of the period still extant consists chiefly of rhyming chronicles and
scriptural paraphrases ; the minstrels had ceased to rely upon their own
imagination , they had lost their sturdy superstition , and became little better than
tame ...
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The poet , who was an unlearned man , paraphrased in rude but powerful verse
such part of the scripture as he had gathered from the recitation of the the
ecclesiastics . The venerable Bede , renowned for his learning and piety , who
lived in ...
The poet , who was an unlearned man , paraphrased in rude but powerful verse
such part of the scripture as he had gathered from the recitation of the the
ecclesiastics . The venerable Bede , renowned for his learning and piety , who
lived in ...
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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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