Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 32 |
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... present age . ' The result was called by Pope ' the most noble and spirited translation that I know in any language ' . But , of course , if Virgil had been born in England in Dryden's age , his thought and his sensibility would have ...
... present age . ' The result was called by Pope ' the most noble and spirited translation that I know in any language ' . But , of course , if Virgil had been born in England in Dryden's age , his thought and his sensibility would have ...
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... present age ? But this started other questions . Would he not have told the story in prose , for example ? Since it is relatively easy to put into English what Virgil meant , but almost impossible to convey how he said it or create a ...
... present age ? But this started other questions . Would he not have told the story in prose , for example ? Since it is relatively easy to put into English what Virgil meant , but almost impossible to convey how he said it or create a ...
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... present to the grace and felicity of the style . Such praise from the Prime Minister did not commend Sir John Moore to every audience . He realized that he was unusual in his taste for literature . In Ireland , aged eight - and - thirty ...
... present to the grace and felicity of the style . Such praise from the Prime Minister did not commend Sir John Moore to every audience . He realized that he was unusual in his taste for literature . In Ireland , aged eight - and - thirty ...
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INTRODUCTION By JOANNA RICHARDSON M A f r s l | 1 |
Wedmore Memorial Lecture | 18 |
THE WORLD OF WILLIAM GOLDING | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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