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... beauty to beauty , to give a new form to the appreciation of the firmament . Some of Victor Hugo's metaphors seem far - fetched , but they certainly do not subtract from the realistic beauty of the stars . Not all poets endorse this ...
... beauty to beauty , to give a new form to the appreciation of the firmament . Some of Victor Hugo's metaphors seem far - fetched , but they certainly do not subtract from the realistic beauty of the stars . Not all poets endorse this ...
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... beauty emerges . Be- cause of the particular characteristic of language it is extremely dif- ficult to reproduce in a different language the beauty found in the original . Nevertheless exceptions occur , which also demonstrate to what ...
... beauty emerges . Be- cause of the particular characteristic of language it is extremely dif- ficult to reproduce in a different language the beauty found in the original . Nevertheless exceptions occur , which also demonstrate to what ...
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... beauty from the rhythm , rhyme , and pleasing combinations of sounds . So far we have shown how each level borrows ... beauty of the words fuses with the beauty of the imagery ; then the image of the rose acquires further power from the ...
... beauty from the rhythm , rhyme , and pleasing combinations of sounds . So far we have shown how each level borrows ... beauty of the words fuses with the beauty of the imagery ; then the image of the rose acquires further power from the ...
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