Letters to X from H.J. MassinghamBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 298 páginas |
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... Prose satire I think is independent of literary periods , because it is self - contained in all . Rhymed satires- apparently easier and less finished embodiments of dis- content than prose - seem to fulfil themselves piecemeal . They ...
... Prose satire I think is independent of literary periods , because it is self - contained in all . Rhymed satires- apparently easier and less finished embodiments of dis- content than prose - seem to fulfil themselves piecemeal . They ...
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... prose . Here again I lean upon Sir Arthur's manly book . A good deal of his space is occupied with the difference between verse and prose and the " capital difficulties " which each medium has to overcome . Verse , he says , has an ...
... prose . Here again I lean upon Sir Arthur's manly book . A good deal of his space is occupied with the difference between verse and prose and the " capital difficulties " which each medium has to overcome . Verse , he says , has an ...
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... prose , directly it begins to climb the mountain side , comes upon the plateau of the purple patch . It is right that it should be so ; prose , with its looser structure , its more extensive area of rhythms , has a better chance of ...
... prose , directly it begins to climb the mountain side , comes upon the plateau of the purple patch . It is right that it should be so ; prose , with its looser structure , its more extensive area of rhythms , has a better chance of ...
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