Elements of Criticism, Zväzok 2Garland Pub., 1971 |
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Strana 83
... lefs and lefs fo . There being frequently a ftrong resemblance of one found to another , it will not be surprising to find an articulate found refembling one that is not articulate thus the found of a bow - ftring is ini- tated by the ...
... lefs and lefs fo . There being frequently a ftrong resemblance of one found to another , it will not be surprising to find an articulate found refembling one that is not articulate thus the found of a bow - ftring is ini- tated by the ...
Strana 163
... lefs certain , that the loftinefs of his ftyle arifes chiefly from inverfion . Shakespear deals little in inversion ; but his blank verse , being a fort of measured profe , is perfectly well adapted to the fiage , where laboured ...
... lefs certain , that the loftinefs of his ftyle arifes chiefly from inverfion . Shakespear deals little in inversion ; but his blank verse , being a fort of measured profe , is perfectly well adapted to the fiage , where laboured ...
Strana 511
... lefs diftinct . For example , having feen ye- sterday a spreading cak growing on the brink of a river , I endeavour to recall thefe objects to my mind . How is this operation performed ? Do I endeavour to form in my mind a picture of ...
... lefs diftinct . For example , having feen ye- sterday a spreading cak growing on the brink of a river , I endeavour to recall thefe objects to my mind . How is this operation performed ? Do I endeavour to form in my mind a picture of ...
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