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... describes the style : — Taffeta phrases , silken terms precise , Three - piled hyperboles , spruce affectation ... describe this poetry of noun , adjective , and phrase , one might do worse than quote the line from the sestet , ' With ...
... describes the style : — Taffeta phrases , silken terms precise , Three - piled hyperboles , spruce affectation ... describe this poetry of noun , adjective , and phrase , one might do worse than quote the line from the sestet , ' With ...
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... describes that of his rival , and so exactly describes his own at this period ; the labials driving the stately vessel of the phrase slowly along the line ; the line so often self - contained , balanced , and graced with all the ...
... describes that of his rival , and so exactly describes his own at this period ; the labials driving the stately vessel of the phrase slowly along the line ; the line so often self - contained , balanced , and graced with all the ...
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... describes the sad face of the earth as this solidity and compound mass With tristful visage , but it is characteristic of Shakespeare that he neutralizes this with simple words of Saxon origin , and adds , as against the doom Is thought ...
... describes the sad face of the earth as this solidity and compound mass With tristful visage , but it is characteristic of Shakespeare that he neutralizes this with simple words of Saxon origin , and adds , as against the doom Is thought ...
Contents
Chapter Page | vii |
EARLY PLAYS AND POEMS | 53 |
SONNETS AND LYRICAL PLAYS | 74 |
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