Introduction to English Literature, Including a Number of Classic Works. With Notes |
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While learning many names and perhaps some choice bits of poetry and prose , he knows nothing of the writers in relation to one another , and to the times in which they lived . Evidently some plan of selection and arrangement that might ...
While learning many names and perhaps some choice bits of poetry and prose , he knows nothing of the writers in relation to one another , and to the times in which they lived . Evidently some plan of selection and arrangement that might ...
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1 The first literature of a people is poetry . In national , as in individual life , the imagination is strong during the period of youth . An acquaintance with Anglo - Saxon life and character enables us to anticipate the spirit of ...
1 The first literature of a people is poetry . In national , as in individual life , the imagination is strong during the period of youth . An acquaintance with Anglo - Saxon life and character enables us to anticipate the spirit of ...
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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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Though rude in form , Cædmon's Paraphrase contains genuine poetry . It is the product of admirable genius , but genius fettered by unfavorable surroundings and lack of culture . Bede may be justly regarded as the father of English prose ...
Though rude in form , Cædmon's Paraphrase contains genuine poetry . It is the product of admirable genius , but genius fettered by unfavorable surroundings and lack of culture . Bede may be justly regarded as the father of English prose ...
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First of all , he was gifted by nature with extraordinary poetic genius , which embodied itself in a number of imperishable works . He is justly called by Dryden “ the father of English poetry . ” Besides , he was peculiarly favored in ...
First of all , he was gifted by nature with extraordinary poetic genius , which embodied itself in a number of imperishable works . He is justly called by Dryden “ the father of English poetry . ” Besides , he was peculiarly favored in ...
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書目資訊
| 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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