Practical Modern English, 3. kötetUniversity of London Press, 1949 |
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19. oldal
... verse of the Anglo - Saxons with its absence of rhyme and rhythm . Romantic tales in verse were also popular with the French . This form of verse , too , was something new to the English and elements of sentiment and gaiety were ...
... verse of the Anglo - Saxons with its absence of rhyme and rhythm . Romantic tales in verse were also popular with the French . This form of verse , too , was something new to the English and elements of sentiment and gaiety were ...
107. oldal
... verse - portraits of which Dryden was known to be proud . They are clear and keen but not spiteful , for he believed that satire should never be vindictive . Parts of the poem are regarded as the best satiric verse ever written in ...
... verse - portraits of which Dryden was known to be proud . They are clear and keen but not spiteful , for he believed that satire should never be vindictive . Parts of the poem are regarded as the best satiric verse ever written in ...
115. oldal
... verse than in prose . In his writing he conformed to the conventions of the day , gave his admirers the type of polished verse they desired , and was accepted as the literary leader of his age . While he cannot be regarded as one of the ...
... verse than in prose . In his writing he conformed to the conventions of the day , gave his admirers the type of polished verse they desired , and was accepted as the literary leader of his age . While he cannot be regarded as one of the ...
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THE LITERATURE OF THE ANGLOSAXONS | 9 |
THE NORMAN CONQUEST AND AFTER | 18 |
GEOFFREY CHAUCER THE FATHER OF ENGLISH POETRY | 24 |
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