The English Prosody: With Rules Deduced from the Genius of Our Language, and the Examples of the Poets |
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Are different poems written in different lyres ? Are there some poems which are
adapted to music , and thence called lyric poems ? Are there others which are
better adapted to reading and speaking , and thence called oratorical ? Are those
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Are different poems written in different lyres ? Are there some poems which are
adapted to music , and thence called lyric poems ? Are there others which are
better adapted to reading and speaking , and thence called oratorical ? Are those
...
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A sentimental poem is one which contains thoughts , sentiments , and ideas ,
moral , scientific , & c . and one in which ... We have many poems of the pathetic
kind ; but no examples of this kind are more in point , to our present purpose than
...
A sentimental poem is one which contains thoughts , sentiments , and ideas ,
moral , scientific , & c . and one in which ... We have many poems of the pathetic
kind ; but no examples of this kind are more in point , to our present purpose than
...
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A doggerel poem is one whose characteristic traits are wit and humour , pert
dogmatic airs , and coarse and vulgar jests . 75. An epigram is a short poem ,
witty and pointed , participating of the character of the satire or burlesque . 76.
A doggerel poem is one whose characteristic traits are wit and humour , pert
dogmatic airs , and coarse and vulgar jests . 75. An epigram is a short poem ,
witty and pointed , participating of the character of the satire or burlesque . 76.
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It is observable that many of our poems are of a participating nature , and more or
less miscellaneous in their style and subject matter : and , so far as a pleasing
variety is produced , without marring the poem , it is well . But it is observable that
...
It is observable that many of our poems are of a participating nature , and more or
less miscellaneous in their style and subject matter : and , so far as a pleasing
variety is produced , without marring the poem , it is well . But it is observable that
...
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What is a poem ? Are some poems longer than others ? How do mes diñer in this
respect ? What are the subdinsions pertaining to poems ? 4 : 2 zoons writien in
different ways , as respects the form , metre , How are larger poems commonly ...
What is a poem ? Are some poems longer than others ? How do mes diñer in this
respect ? What are the subdinsions pertaining to poems ? 4 : 2 zoons writien in
different ways , as respects the form , metre , How are larger poems commonly ...
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| Название | The English Prosody: With Rules Deduced from the Genius of Our Language, and the Examples of the Poets |
| Автор | Asa Humphrey |
| Издатель | Crocker, 1847 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Гарвардский университет |
| Оцифровано | 1 фев 2006 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 152 |
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