The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1962 |
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... hand came next " -many of them , as the manuscript shows , almost illiterate hands ! The older of the two nephews he had educated came as often as he could to correct punctuation and spelling , and Milton con- tinued doggedly with his ...
... hand came next " -many of them , as the manuscript shows , almost illiterate hands ! The older of the two nephews he had educated came as often as he could to correct punctuation and spelling , and Milton con- tinued doggedly with his ...
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... hand , and the great poets whom we have so far considered , on the other , in his Lectures on the English Poets in 1818. He then said , in part : Dryden and Pope are the great masters of the artificial style of poetry in our language as ...
... hand , and the great poets whom we have so far considered , on the other , in his Lectures on the English Poets in 1818. He then said , in part : Dryden and Pope are the great masters of the artificial style of poetry in our language as ...
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... hand ; a short , thick volume , at least a century old , bound with greasy black leather . I turned the yellow and dog's - eared pages , reading here and there a sentence . Yes , and no mistake ! His pen , his style his spirit might be ...
... hand ; a short , thick volume , at least a century old , bound with greasy black leather . I turned the yellow and dog's - eared pages , reading here and there a sentence . Yes , and no mistake ! His pen , his style his spirit might be ...
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