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The incompetence of the latter may be traced , primarily , to the fact , that , with
the exception of the German , none of the western and southern European
dialects will sustain the length of an hexameter line ; and , consequently , must
fail in all ...
The incompetence of the latter may be traced , primarily , to the fact , that , with
the exception of the German , none of the western and southern European
dialects will sustain the length of an hexameter line ; and , consequently , must
fail in all ...
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The latter consists of two quartrains and two triplets ; and the harmony of the
whole would be broken , not only by the addition or retrenchment of a line , but
even by a less rigid arrangement of rhymes and clauses , in the fourteen lines of
which ...
The latter consists of two quartrains and two triplets ; and the harmony of the
whole would be broken , not only by the addition or retrenchment of a line , but
even by a less rigid arrangement of rhymes and clauses , in the fourteen lines of
which ...
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adopted to compress or expand the lines in order to meet the rhymes due at the
prescribed points . In a language so poor in inflections as our own , it is not
prudent to introduce more than three rhymes at the most in the same verse , and
these ...
adopted to compress or expand the lines in order to meet the rhymes due at the
prescribed points . In a language so poor in inflections as our own , it is not
prudent to introduce more than three rhymes at the most in the same verse , and
these ...
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... voluble , and melodious tongue , by exquisite finish in respect to diction , clear
development of the one fine thought which they enclose , and the musical
succession of cadences carried through to the last syllable of the fourteen lines , -
lines ...
... voluble , and melodious tongue , by exquisite finish in respect to diction , clear
development of the one fine thought which they enclose , and the musical
succession of cadences carried through to the last syllable of the fourteen lines , -
lines ...
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... who deserves to be studied in every line for the apprehension of that wonderful
sweetness , power , and splendour of ... elaborated into the most melodious
concatenation of syllables to form lines ; and those lines so to implicate and
evolve ...
... who deserves to be studied in every line for the apprehension of that wonderful
sweetness , power , and splendour of ... elaborated into the most melodious
concatenation of syllables to form lines ; and those lines so to implicate and
evolve ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on poetry and general literature |
| 著者 | James Montgomery |
| 出版社 | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1833 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2014年9月17日 |
| ページ数 | 394 ページ |
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