Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... fact that the kind of irregularity it exhibits is regular in the context of the poem . In some poems it even seems that sentences which appear fully grammatical in other kinds of discourse would be ungrammatical there , or that they ...
... fact that the kind of irregularity it exhibits is regular in the context of the poem . In some poems it even seems that sentences which appear fully grammatical in other kinds of discourse would be ungrammatical there , or that they ...
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... fact of that division shall be made manifest by an " ictus " or " beat , " actual or mental , which , like a post in a chain railing , shall mark the end of one space , and the com- mencement of another.17 For Patmore , temporal ...
... fact of that division shall be made manifest by an " ictus " or " beat , " actual or mental , which , like a post in a chain railing , shall mark the end of one space , and the com- mencement of another.17 For Patmore , temporal ...
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... fact about these three lines is that each ends with an inverted prepositional phrase . Thus the normal bilongeth to a man has become a man bilongeth to , to his maister has become his maister to , and to hym has become hym to . It is ...
... fact about these three lines is that each ends with an inverted prepositional phrase . Thus the normal bilongeth to a man has become a man bilongeth to , to his maister has become his maister to , and to hym has become hym to . It is ...
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Linguistic Approaches to Literature Donald C | 3 |
Linguistics and Literary History Leo Spitzer | 21 |
Standard Language and Poetic Language | 40 |
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