An Introduction to Literature, Том 3Herbert Barrows, Gordon Norton Ray Houghton Mifflin, 1959 - 1331 страници |
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... stanza reinforces the dark mood of the opening forces with a ballad motif that may be called " the dark warning ” ( see stanza 7 of “ Sir Patrick Spens " ) . Stanzas three through five describe some vastly heroic action of arms ( see ...
... stanza reinforces the dark mood of the opening forces with a ballad motif that may be called " the dark warning ” ( see stanza 7 of “ Sir Patrick Spens " ) . Stanzas three through five describe some vastly heroic action of arms ( see ...
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... stanza three . What reasons sug- gest themselves for Keats ' profusion of adjectives ? The two stanzas in which the adjectives outnumber the verbs are I and III . Note that stanza one is built on an extended parallel construction in ...
... stanza three . What reasons sug- gest themselves for Keats ' profusion of adjectives ? The two stanzas in which the adjectives outnumber the verbs are I and III . Note that stanza one is built on an extended parallel construction in ...
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... stanza is a run - on and the voice continues without pause to a caesura after the third foot of the second line . After that caesura , the second line of each stanza again runs on , the voice in both cases coming to rest after the sec ...
... stanza is a run - on and the voice continues without pause to a caesura after the third foot of the second line . After that caesura , the second line of each stanza again runs on , the voice in both cases coming to rest after the sec ...
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 663 |
Robert Frost Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening | 670 |
CHAPTER TWO A BURBLE | 678 |
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