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A Note on Stylistic Devices and Spenserian Stanza , etc. Spenser was a great metrical experimenter . The beauty of the Spensarian Stanza is well - known . As a poetic unit it is only slightly inferior to the sonnet .
A Note on Stylistic Devices and Spenserian Stanza , etc. Spenser was a great metrical experimenter . The beauty of the Spensarian Stanza is well - known . As a poetic unit it is only slightly inferior to the sonnet .
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This is achieved by the central meta- phor used in each stanza . In the first stanza is the metaphor of " thou breath of Autumn's being " whose implications are amplified in the subsidiary similes of " the leaves dead are driven like ...
This is achieved by the central meta- phor used in each stanza . In the first stanza is the metaphor of " thou breath of Autumn's being " whose implications are amplified in the subsidiary similes of " the leaves dead are driven like ...
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This stanza is called so because it was Spenser who used it for the first time in his Faerie Queene . This itself was based on Chaucer's stanza in the Monk's Tale , which consisted of eight pentameter lines rhyming ab ab bc bc .
This stanza is called so because it was Spenser who used it for the first time in his Faerie Queene . This itself was based on Chaucer's stanza in the Monk's Tale , which consisted of eight pentameter lines rhyming ab ab bc bc .
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
CHAPTER XV | 10 |
Poetical Achievements in The Faerie Queene | 29 |
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