Introduction to English Literature, Including a Number of Classic Works. With Notes |
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The NINETEENTH CENTURY . 499 Scott , THE TALISMAN 508 BYRON , THE PRISONER OF CHILLON . 526 WORDSWORTH , TINTERN ABBEY AND INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY 548 TENNYSON , ELAINE . 575 ENGLISH LITERATURE . INTRODUCTION .
The NINETEENTH CENTURY . 499 Scott , THE TALISMAN 508 BYRON , THE PRISONER OF CHILLON . 526 WORDSWORTH , TINTERN ABBEY AND INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY 548 TENNYSON , ELAINE . 575 ENGLISH LITERATURE . INTRODUCTION .
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English literature begins with Bede in the seventh century , and extends through the long period of twelve hundred years to the present time . Its course has been an ever - widening stream . The original inhabitants of the British Isles ...
English literature begins with Bede in the seventh century , and extends through the long period of twelve hundred years to the present time . Its course has been an ever - widening stream . The original inhabitants of the British Isles ...
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It was probably composed in its present form in the eighth century , but the deeds it celebrates belong to a much earlier period . It possesses great value , not only for philology , but also for history , since it portrays the manners ...
It was probably composed in its present form in the eighth century , but the deeds it celebrates belong to a much earlier period . It possesses great value , not only for philology , but also for history , since it portrays the manners ...
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Cædmon , the earliest of English poets , lived in the latter part of the seventh century . He has with justice been called “ the Milton of our forefathers ; " and his poems are strongly suggestive of " Paradise Lost .
Cædmon , the earliest of English poets , lived in the latter part of the seventh century . He has with justice been called “ the Milton of our forefathers ; " and his poems are strongly suggestive of " Paradise Lost .
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When he came to the throne , the learning which a century before had furnished Europe with some of its most eminent scholars had fallen into decay . “ To so low a depth has learning fallen among the English nation , ” he says , “ that ...
When he came to the throne , the learning which a century before had furnished Europe with some of its most eminent scholars had fallen into decay . “ To so low a depth has learning fallen among the English nation , ” he says , “ that ...
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| 書名 | Introduction to English Literature, Including a Number of Classic Works. With Notes |
| 作者 | Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter |
| 出版者 | Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, 1894 |
| 頁數 | 627 頁 |
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