Articulate Energy: An Enquiry Into the Syntax of English Poetry |
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... Pope's rapidity is a rapid move- > ment of the mind . Pope's rapidity we perceive by empathy ; Byron's we do not . T. S. Eliot has remarked , " I know ... that a poem or a section of a poem tends to appear first in the shape of a rhythm ...
... Pope's rapidity is a rapid move- > ment of the mind . Pope's rapidity we perceive by empathy ; Byron's we do not . T. S. Eliot has remarked , " I know ... that a poem or a section of a poem tends to appear first in the shape of a rhythm ...
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... Pope : The thriving plants ignoble broomsticks made Now sweep those Alleys they were born to shade . Here the relative— “ that they were born to shade ” —must be understood ; such omissions are common in Pope , and give not only a ...
... Pope : The thriving plants ignoble broomsticks made Now sweep those Alleys they were born to shade . Here the relative— “ that they were born to shade ” —must be understood ; such omissions are common in Pope , and give not only a ...
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... Pope's is ; in Pope's world the mills of God turn much faster . Blake's punctuation is very interesting . Each of his stanzas except the last consists of two complete sentences with a colon or semi - colon between them . This ...
... Pope's is ; in Pope's world the mills of God turn much faster . Blake's punctuation is very interesting . Each of his stanzas except the last consists of two complete sentences with a colon or semi - colon between them . This ...
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