A Revolution in European Poetry, 1660-1900Columbia University Press, 1940 - 279 pages |
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... prose literature . Where it subsists through its form , translation is in the strictest sense impossible . As the Italian punning proverb has ... Prose versions , though more faithful , seemed inescapably " prose poetry , viii INTRODUCTION.
... prose literature . Where it subsists through its form , translation is in the strictest sense impossible . As the Italian punning proverb has ... Prose versions , though more faithful , seemed inescapably " prose poetry , viii INTRODUCTION.
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Emery Edward Neff. though more faithful , seemed inescapably " prose poetry , " offensive to lovers of good prose . Consequently , where con- tent is transmissible , I have ventured for the most part the compromise of unrhymed verse of ...
Emery Edward Neff. though more faithful , seemed inescapably " prose poetry , " offensive to lovers of good prose . Consequently , where con- tent is transmissible , I have ventured for the most part the compromise of unrhymed verse of ...
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... prose that his contemporaries were unaware that it was in prose , and not poetry , that Voltaire's genius lay . Houdar de la Motte , possibly with his tongue in his cheek , published Odes ( 1707 ) in prose , with a preface professing ...
... prose that his contemporaries were unaware that it was in prose , and not poetry , that Voltaire's genius lay . Houdar de la Motte , possibly with his tongue in his cheek , published Odes ( 1707 ) in prose , with a preface professing ...
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Tradition and Reason | 1 |
The Voice of the North | 36 |
Joy in Commonalty Spread | 87 |
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