Elements of Criticism, Zväzok 2Garland Pub., 1971 |
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Strana 109
... must be two fhort fyllables ; all the reft must confift each of one long fyllable . This fulfils all the conditions of an Hexameter line , and comprehends all the combinations of Dactyles and Spondees that this line admits . Next in ...
... must be two fhort fyllables ; all the reft must confift each of one long fyllable . This fulfils all the conditions of an Hexameter line , and comprehends all the combinations of Dactyles and Spondees that this line admits . Next in ...
Strana 439
... must the garden be ; the floors of the houfe are horizontal , and the garden must have the fame po- sition ; in the house we are protected from every intruding eye , so must we be in the garden . This , it must be con- feled , is ...
... must the garden be ; the floors of the houfe are horizontal , and the garden must have the fame po- sition ; in the house we are protected from every intruding eye , so must we be in the garden . This , it must be con- feled , is ...
Strana 506
... must have a capacity to have that effe & produced upon it . Fire melts wax : erge fire has a power to produce that effe & ; and was must be capable to have that effect produced in it . Now as to the fenfes . A tree in flourish makes an ...
... must have a capacity to have that effe & produced upon it . Fire melts wax : erge fire has a power to produce that effe & ; and was must be capable to have that effect produced in it . Now as to the fenfes . A tree in flourish makes an ...
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