Literary Criticism of Oscar WildeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1968 - 253页 |
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... verse . There was a lesson to be learned . " When Milton became blind he composed , as everyone should compose , with the voice purely , and so the pipe or reed of earlier days became that mighty many - stopped organ whose rich rever ...
... verse . There was a lesson to be learned . " When Milton became blind he composed , as everyone should compose , with the voice purely , and so the pipe or reed of earlier days became that mighty many - stopped organ whose rich rever ...
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... verse became the regular dramatic metre of the public stage . ” Shakespeare did not accept blank verse at once as a gift from Marlowe's hand , but himself arrived at it after a long course of experiments in rhyme . Indeed , some of Mr ...
... verse became the regular dramatic metre of the public stage . ” Shakespeare did not accept blank verse at once as a gift from Marlowe's hand , but himself arrived at it after a long course of experiments in rhyme . Indeed , some of Mr ...
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... verse , and that , in his desire for rushing and ringing metre , he has occasionally sacrificed majesty to movement , and made stateliness give place to speed ; but it is really only in such blank verse as Milton's that this effect of ...
... verse , and that , in his desire for rushing and ringing metre , he has occasionally sacrificed majesty to movement , and made stateliness give place to speed ; but it is really only in such blank verse as Milton's that this effect of ...
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