The Penguin Book of Renaissance Verse: 1509-1659H. R. Woudhuysen, David Norbrook |
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... means of criticizing the given world . This emphasis on the practical social function of poetry meant that it was seldom sharply distinguished from rhetoric ( cp . no . 265 ll . 63–4 ) : Daniel saw poetry as rhetoric's ' mother ' ( no ...
... means of criticizing the given world . This emphasis on the practical social function of poetry meant that it was seldom sharply distinguished from rhetoric ( cp . no . 265 ll . 63–4 ) : Daniel saw poetry as rhetoric's ' mother ' ( no ...
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... means a mutual Knowledge too ; For what is't either heart can do , Which by its panting Centinel It does not to the other tell ? 3 . That Friendship Hearts so much refines , It nothing but it self designs : The hearts are free from ...
... means a mutual Knowledge too ; For what is't either heart can do , Which by its panting Centinel It does not to the other tell ? 3 . That Friendship Hearts so much refines , It nothing but it self designs : The hearts are free from ...
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... mean what we mean when we talk of a tree living ' 59 spell discover , reveal 62 measures criteria ; with a reference to poetic and musical proportion or rhythm , cp . no . 345 title and no . 354 1.5 64 lines lineaments , features ...
... mean what we mean when we talk of a tree living ' 59 spell discover , reveal 62 measures criteria ; with a reference to poetic and musical proportion or rhythm , cp . no . 345 title and no . 354 1.5 64 lines lineaments , features ...
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English Literature in Context Paul Poplawski,Valerie Allen,Andrew Hiscock,Lee Morrissey No preview available - 2008 |