The Discovery of PoetryE. Arnold, 1933 - 220 páginas |
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... perhaps be the simplest to use to show you what I mean . The ears act automatically , and accept every sound which comes within their range . But in order to ' hear ' it at all your mind must be awake , and in order to hear it to any ...
... perhaps be the simplest to use to show you what I mean . The ears act automatically , and accept every sound which comes within their range . But in order to ' hear ' it at all your mind must be awake , and in order to hear it to any ...
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... Perhaps the oldest labour song we have is a Greek grinders ' song 2,000 years old ; and there is a beautiful song sung by the potters of Ceylon , which goes in detail through every stage of the operation of the craft . The best - known ...
... Perhaps the oldest labour song we have is a Greek grinders ' song 2,000 years old ; and there is a beautiful song sung by the potters of Ceylon , which goes in detail through every stage of the operation of the craft . The best - known ...
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... perhaps on Sundays ) at his festivals . He has his play- time songs , it is true , but how many of these are good enough to endure through the centuries , how many have their roots in the soil of his own county or his own town ? How ...
... perhaps on Sundays ) at his festivals . He has his play- time songs , it is true , but how many of these are good enough to endure through the centuries , how many have their roots in the soil of his own county or his own town ? How ...
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