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... prose for prose and verse for verse , is not yet published , but judging from broadcast extracts , it should be able to restore Shakespeare's prestige on the Spanish stage , which , like our own , is losing its fear of plays in verse ...
... prose for prose and verse for verse , is not yet published , but judging from broadcast extracts , it should be able to restore Shakespeare's prestige on the Spanish stage , which , like our own , is losing its fear of plays in verse ...
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... prose . This last is a convenient label for all Old English prose which uses no rhyth- mical devices comparable to those I have already discussed ; the prose of Alfred or that of the greater part of the Chronicle will serve as examples ...
... prose . This last is a convenient label for all Old English prose which uses no rhyth- mical devices comparable to those I have already discussed ; the prose of Alfred or that of the greater part of the Chronicle will serve as examples ...
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... prose usage something which may have been controlled by the shape of the phrase patterns he allowed himself . This means especially that a study of word - order might have to reckon with certain aberrations , and that the choice of ...
... prose usage something which may have been controlled by the shape of the phrase patterns he allowed himself . This means especially that a study of word - order might have to reckon with certain aberrations , and that the choice of ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19489 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
Printers and Readers in ItalY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY Italian | 25 |
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