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A trochee may be used for a spondee, perhaps an iambic, but the iambic must
never follow a trochee. Like blank verse, hexameters may run into each other, but
the sentence must not, I think, close with a hemistich. 1 The reader will find the ...
A trochee may be used for a spondee, perhaps an iambic, but the iambic must
never follow a trochee. Like blank verse, hexameters may run into each other, but
the sentence must not, I think, close with a hemistich. 1 The reader will find the ...
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... thrive in any other stock . " - DR . ness , not their show . JACKSON , vol . 2 , p .
639 . “ Upon the lake lie the long shadows of thy towers . ” — Shadows seem to
sink deep in ! It is remarkable that Reginald Heber dark water . should never
have ...
... thrive in any other stock . " - DR . ness , not their show . JACKSON , vol . 2 , p .
639 . “ Upon the lake lie the long shadows of thy towers . ” — Shadows seem to
sink deep in ! It is remarkable that Reginald Heber dark water . should never
have ...
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They proceed, and meet the Castilians coming to his rescue, with a stone image
of the Count before them, which they had sworn never to forsake. Garcia infests
Castillo till the patience of the Count fails, and he meets him in a pitched battle, ...
They proceed, and meet the Castilians coming to his rescue, with a stone image
of the Count before them, which they had sworn never to forsake. Garcia infests
Castillo till the patience of the Count fails, and he meets him in a pitched battle, ...
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The hjstory of savages is never important enough to furnish an action for poetry.
Persian. Zoroaster was a bad and bloody priest. Other personage their history
offers not, for Cyrus is anterior to the system of the Zen- davesta. Thus then : — A
...
The hjstory of savages is never important enough to furnish an action for poetry.
Persian. Zoroaster was a bad and bloody priest. Other personage their history
offers not, for Cyrus is anterior to the system of the Zen- davesta. Thus then : — A
...
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He shall never sleep, and never die, till the full age of man be accomplished.
When the dead Naropi attempts Kalyal, the eye of Eswara falls upon him and
consumes him. Keradon has obtained that none can destroy him but himself.
He shall never sleep, and never die, till the full age of man be accomplished.
When the dead Naropi attempts Kalyal, the eye of Eswara falls upon him and
consumes him. Keradon has obtained that none can destroy him but himself.
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| Título | Southey's Common-place Book, Volumen4 Southey's Common-place Book, John Wood Warter |
| Autor | Robert Southey |
| Editor | John Wood Warter |
| Editor | Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Jun. 2005 |
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