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... never more may meet again , On springy heath , along the hill - top edge , Wander in gladness , and wind down , perchance , To that still roaring dell , of which I told ; The roaring dell , o'erwooded , narrow , deep , And only speckled ...
... never more may meet again , On springy heath , along the hill - top edge , Wander in gladness , and wind down , perchance , To that still roaring dell , of which I told ; The roaring dell , o'erwooded , narrow , deep , And only speckled ...
Page 88
... never defined , since we are never told to what it surrenders , what it seeks , what it is waiting for . Hence this poem seems to me of just the sort that Miss Langer envisages , and the vital part played in it by syntax seems to be ...
... never defined , since we are never told to what it surrenders , what it seeks , what it is waiting for . Hence this poem seems to me of just the sort that Miss Langer envisages , and the vital part played in it by syntax seems to be ...
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... never explicitly made . ” And if our earlier analysis was correct , this means a syntax that is a shadow - play , a lifting of non - existent weights , a dance that ends where it began . It will have been noticed that Wilson and McLuhan ...
... never explicitly made . ” And if our earlier analysis was correct , this means a syntax that is a shadow - play , a lifting of non - existent weights , a dance that ends where it began . It will have been noticed that Wilson and McLuhan ...
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