Shakespeare to Hardy: Short Studies of Characteristic English Authors Given in a Series of Lectures at Tokyo University |
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He is found using prose , blank verse , and lyrical verse , and though he varies the arrangement one way or another according to his subtle purposes , never permitting a convention to bind him , a broad rule can be perceived .
He is found using prose , blank verse , and lyrical verse , and though he varies the arrangement one way or another according to his subtle purposes , never permitting a convention to bind him , a broad rule can be perceived .
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But it may have been partly the reason for the avoidance of a great deal that Coleridge wrote besides , —in prose . At present , while the finest of his poems are in no danger of being left unenjoyed , comparatively little attention is ...
But it may have been partly the reason for the avoidance of a great deal that Coleridge wrote besides , —in prose . At present , while the finest of his poems are in no danger of being left unenjoyed , comparatively little attention is ...
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Coleridge , let it be allowed , was not altogether skilful in writing books in prose . That skill requires something of a fixed and continuous design in each book . The subject to be represented must , so to speak , be firmly seated ...
Coleridge , let it be allowed , was not altogether skilful in writing books in prose . That skill requires something of a fixed and continuous design in each book . The subject to be represented must , so to speak , be firmly seated ...
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