The Four Ages, Together with Essays on Various SubjectsGarland Pub., 1970 - 454 pàgines |
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Pàgina 219
... line of the epode and antistrophe - the rhymes are in the fame places , and the fifteenth and seventeenth lines of the third flanza of the ode , having a word in the middle which rhymes with one at the end , are answered by lines of the ...
... line of the epode and antistrophe - the rhymes are in the fame places , and the fifteenth and seventeenth lines of the third flanza of the ode , having a word in the middle which rhymes with one at the end , are answered by lines of the ...
Pàgina 315
... lines make a whole . But if a long piece were fo con- structed , each quatrain would appear one fingle unconnected thing , and have a worse effect than the couplet . There is yet another difpofition of four lines which does better for ...
... lines make a whole . But if a long piece were fo con- structed , each quatrain would appear one fingle unconnected thing , and have a worse effect than the couplet . There is yet another difpofition of four lines which does better for ...
Pàgina 317
... lines are thus connected . The rhymes in all ftanzas of this kind are finely difpofed for connection , and the whole is tyed together fo effectually , that the lines cannot be disjoined from each other . If the stanza had confifted of ...
... lines are thus connected . The rhymes in all ftanzas of this kind are finely difpofed for connection , and the whole is tyed together fo effectually , that the lines cannot be disjoined from each other . If the stanza had confifted of ...
Continguts
On a Reform of Parliament | 340 |
Authors fhould not exceed common Judgement | 351 |
Almanacks | 361 |
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