Queen's Quarterly, 12 tomasQuarterly Committee of Queen's University., 1905 |
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... VERSE . PROF . W. F. P. STOCKLEY . PART I ..... 329 DR . CHEYNE'S LATEST CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE PSALTER . PROF . W. G. JORDAN .. THE CLASSICS AND OUR VERNACULAR . 347 KIRBY FLOWER SMITH .... 358 A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE CASE OF ...
... VERSE . PROF . W. F. P. STOCKLEY . PART I ..... 329 DR . CHEYNE'S LATEST CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE PSALTER . PROF . W. G. JORDAN .. THE CLASSICS AND OUR VERNACULAR . 347 KIRBY FLOWER SMITH .... 358 A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE CASE OF ...
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... verse 7 . If a man a debt has seized him , and he has given his wife , his son , his daughter for the money , or has handed over to work off the debt , for three years they shall work in the house of their buyer or exploiter , in the ...
... verse 7 . If a man a debt has seized him , and he has given his wife , his son , his daughter for the money , or has handed over to work off the debt , for three years they shall work in the house of their buyer or exploiter , in the ...
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... verse precedes prose , and prose was at first not rhythmical . But before either prose or verse were thought of , rhythm must have existed in the common speech of the people . The rhythm of the spoken word is a thing natural and ...
... verse precedes prose , and prose was at first not rhythmical . But before either prose or verse were thought of , rhythm must have existed in the common speech of the people . The rhythm of the spoken word is a thing natural and ...
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... Verse and Prose , but not , be it remembered , in any sense the raw material on which the prose artist works , for the natural genius of language has fash- ioned cadences as perfect as ever flowed from pen . That there is such a thing ...
... Verse and Prose , but not , be it remembered , in any sense the raw material on which the prose artist works , for the natural genius of language has fash- ioned cadences as perfect as ever flowed from pen . That there is such a thing ...
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... verse " --bad , because the acci- dental versifier cannot compass the infinite variety of rhythm without which no blank verse can pass muster . But why " the jaded writer " ? His meaning must be that on the shoulders of the prose writer ...
... verse " --bad , because the acci- dental versifier cannot compass the infinite variety of rhythm without which no blank verse can pass muster . But why " the jaded writer " ? His meaning must be that on the shoulders of the prose writer ...
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