Lives of the English Poets: Cowley-DrydenOctagon Books, 1967 - 568 páginas |
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... rhyme , but English poetry will 275 not often please ; nor can rhyme ever be safely spared but where the subject is able to support itself . Blank verse makes some approach to that which is called the ' lapidary style 5 ' ; has neither ...
... rhyme , but English poetry will 275 not often please ; nor can rhyme ever be safely spared but where the subject is able to support itself . Blank verse makes some approach to that which is called the ' lapidary style 5 ' ; has neither ...
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... rhyme , his own particular reason is plainly this , that rhyme was not his talent . ' Ib . xiii . 20. ' He who can write well in rhyme may write better in blank verse . ' Ib . xiv . 211 . ) ' Je me souviendrai toujours que je demandai ...
... rhyme , his own particular reason is plainly this , that rhyme was not his talent . ' Ib . xiii . 20. ' He who can write well in rhyme may write better in blank verse . ' Ib . xiv . 211 . ) ' Je me souviendrai toujours que je demandai ...
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... rhyme , but because they are absurd ; the rhyme is their chief merit . ' CHRISTOPHER NORTH , Blackwood , 1845 , p . 143 . A play in rhyme is as absurd in English as a tragedy of hexameters would have been in Greek or Latin . ' ADDISON ...
... rhyme , but because they are absurd ; the rhyme is their chief merit . ' CHRISTOPHER NORTH , Blackwood , 1845 , p . 143 . A play in rhyme is as absurd in English as a tragedy of hexameters would have been in Greek or Latin . ' ADDISON ...
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