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At the same time , they are outlandish , and inconsistent with the normal use of the English language . Milton has , therefore , been criticised as having written a Babylonish dialect . Addison too observed , " our language was unequal ...
At the same time , they are outlandish , and inconsistent with the normal use of the English language . Milton has , therefore , been criticised as having written a Babylonish dialect . Addison too observed , " our language was unequal ...
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Bonamy Dobree says in Variety of Ways ( Oxford , 1932 ) " The chief work of his long patiently arduous life consisted in creating a language fit for civilised Englishmen to use . " T. S. Eliot agrees It is hardly too much to say that ...
Bonamy Dobree says in Variety of Ways ( Oxford , 1932 ) " The chief work of his long patiently arduous life consisted in creating a language fit for civilised Englishmen to use . " T. S. Eliot agrees It is hardly too much to say that ...
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Our poetry , on the contrary , has a language peculiar to itself , to which almost everyone that has written had added something by enriching it with foreign idioms and derivations . Nay , sometimes words of their own composition or ...
Our poetry , on the contrary , has a language peculiar to itself , to which almost everyone that has written had added something by enriching it with foreign idioms and derivations . Nay , sometimes words of their own composition or ...
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
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