An Introduction to Literature, Том 3Herbert Barrows, Gordon Norton Ray Houghton Mifflin, 1959 - 1331 страници |
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... feel out - i.e . , identify with ) just why the speaker did stop . The man is the principal actor of this little " drama of why ” and in scene one he is the only character . In scene two ( starting with the beginning of stanza two ) ...
... feel out - i.e . , identify with ) just why the speaker did stop . The man is the principal actor of this little " drama of why ” and in scene one he is the only character . In scene two ( starting with the beginning of stanza two ) ...
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... feel rather than for the accuracy with which they point - to . The difference between this process in normal speech and in poetry is simply that the poet makes his selections with more acute attention to the various forces within the ...
... feel rather than for the accuracy with which they point - to . The difference between this process in normal speech and in poetry is simply that the poet makes his selections with more acute attention to the various forces within the ...
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... feel all again all over the way men you liked made you feel when they touched you ( but that's not all ) because largeness tells you so you can feel what you made , men feel when , you touched , them dead's sorry like a thistlefluff ...
... feel all again all over the way men you liked made you feel when they touched you ( but that's not all ) because largeness tells you so you can feel what you made , men feel when , you touched , them dead's sorry like a thistlefluff ...
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 663 |
Robert Frost Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening | 670 |
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