An Introduction to Literature, Том 3Herbert Barrows, Gordon Norton Ray Houghton Mifflin, 1959 - 1331 страници |
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... fall into a burlesque of itself at a touch . William Words- worth , for all his great powers as a poet , was yet capable of slipping from the intensely serious into the intensely inane . His " Idiot Boy , " an intensely serious ballad ...
... fall into a burlesque of itself at a touch . William Words- worth , for all his great powers as a poet , was yet capable of slipping from the intensely serious into the intensely inane . His " Idiot Boy , " an intensely serious ballad ...
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... fall ; At each and every fall they take , May a bone within them break ; And may the bones that break within Not be , for variation's sake , Now rib , now thigh , now arm , now shin , But always , without fail , THE NECK . The Rubáiyát ...
... fall ; At each and every fall they take , May a bone within them break ; And may the bones that break within Not be , for variation's sake , Now rib , now thigh , now arm , now shin , But always , without fail , THE NECK . The Rubáiyát ...
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... Fall of the City , by Archibald MacLeish . Copyright , 1937 , by Archibald MacLeish . Reprinted by permission of Rinehart & Company , Inc. , New York , Pub- lishers . The Tower William Butler Yeats I What shall I do 988 How Does a Poem ...
... Fall of the City , by Archibald MacLeish . Copyright , 1937 , by Archibald MacLeish . Reprinted by permission of Rinehart & Company , Inc. , New York , Pub- lishers . The Tower William Butler Yeats I What shall I do 988 How Does a Poem ...
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 663 |
CHAPTER TWO A BURBLE | 678 |
FOLK BALLADS | 685 |
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