An Introduction to Literature, Том 3Herbert Barrows, Gordon Norton Ray Houghton Mifflin, 1959 - 1331 страници |
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... writing is haphazard : that the rhyme is making the poet say things he doesn't really feel , and which , therefore , the reader does not feel . One likes to see the rhymes fall into place , but he must end up with the belief that it is ...
... writing is haphazard : that the rhyme is making the poet say things he doesn't really feel , and which , therefore , the reader does not feel . One likes to see the rhymes fall into place , but he must end up with the belief that it is ...
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... writing ( active writing ) will almost invariably have more verbs . There seems always to be some difference of opinion on the adjective count . Should " quartered " ( line 11 ) , for example , be argued as an ad- jective ( " a ...
... writing ( active writing ) will almost invariably have more verbs . There seems always to be some difference of opinion on the adjective count . Should " quartered " ( line 11 ) , for example , be argued as an ad- jective ( " a ...
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... writing tends to present evidence rather than judgments . When the evidence is well presented , the reader's judgments will agree with those implicit in the writing . But nothing is more disastrous to the com- munication between writer ...
... writing tends to present evidence rather than judgments . When the evidence is well presented , the reader's judgments will agree with those implicit in the writing . But nothing is more disastrous to the com- munication between writer ...
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 663 |
CHAPTER TWO A BURBLE | 678 |
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