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Milton chose blank verse as the medium of his expression hitherto unused in the epic field . In his preface to Paradise Lost , he denounces rime as barbaric , and upholds the dignity of the blank verse . He has achieved the impossible ...
Milton chose blank verse as the medium of his expression hitherto unused in the epic field . In his preface to Paradise Lost , he denounces rime as barbaric , and upholds the dignity of the blank verse . He has achieved the impossible ...
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The fact that Pope is the poet of a single verse - form like the heroic couplet has made many critics call him monotonous . This single verse form is of narrowly restricted scope . In Pope's verse , we have perfection of literary ...
The fact that Pope is the poet of a single verse - form like the heroic couplet has made many critics call him monotonous . This single verse form is of narrowly restricted scope . In Pope's verse , we have perfection of literary ...
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The sense is not car ried from one verse to the other . The rhymes are all mono - syllabic and they are all strong endings on which a strong emphasis can fall . The caesura invariably occurs at the end of the second foot , or in the ...
The sense is not car ried from one verse to the other . The rhymes are all mono - syllabic and they are all strong endings on which a strong emphasis can fall . The caesura invariably occurs at the end of the second foot , or in the ...
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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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