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... verse sunk into disrepute Must lacquey a dumb Art that best can suit The taste of this once - intellectual Land . A backward movement surely have we here , From manhood , -back to childhood ; for the age- Back towards caverned life's ...
... verse sunk into disrepute Must lacquey a dumb Art that best can suit The taste of this once - intellectual Land . A backward movement surely have we here , From manhood , -back to childhood ; for the age- Back towards caverned life's ...
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... verse is the medium , and by long use and wont , it is a medium of sufficient clarity . We do not , that is to say , find Hamlet's emotions the less credible for their conveyance in ten - syllable lines . Now I cannot pretend to hear ...
... verse is the medium , and by long use and wont , it is a medium of sufficient clarity . We do not , that is to say , find Hamlet's emotions the less credible for their conveyance in ten - syllable lines . Now I cannot pretend to hear ...
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... verse . One imagines the old argument proceeding — if it ever came to argument- that the trained tragic actor could not be asked to bely his training , nor betray the expectation of his audience . Maeterlinck , on the other hand , had ...
... verse . One imagines the old argument proceeding — if it ever came to argument- that the trained tragic actor could not be asked to bely his training , nor betray the expectation of his audience . Maeterlinck , on the other hand , had ...
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... verse that they part and are inevitably drawn wide apart . Maeterlinck in his preface ( a most interesting preface ) , discussing the difficulty of rendering " living phrase by " living phrase , " quotes , for example , half a dozen ...
... verse that they part and are inevitably drawn wide apart . Maeterlinck in his preface ( a most interesting preface ) , discussing the difficulty of rendering " living phrase by " living phrase , " quotes , for example , half a dozen ...
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... verse for the particularity of prose ? Much . But need Richepin have committed himself to this sort of verse with its powerful traditions ? Does Maeterlinck's prose provide us to recall an old nick- name - with altogether too Belgian a ...
... verse for the particularity of prose ? Much . But need Richepin have committed himself to this sort of verse with its powerful traditions ? Does Maeterlinck's prose provide us to recall an old nick- name - with altogether too Belgian a ...
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