Wordsworth's Theory of Poetic Diction: A Study of the Historical and Personal Background of the Lyrical BalladsYale University Press, 1917 - 191 psl. |
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... Blake and Harry Gill The Idiot Boy ( Peter Bell ) . ( b ) Poems in which the lyrical element tends to pre- 1 Preface , 1800 , p . xxxv . dominate , or does wholly predominate ( characterized by the 142 WORDSWORTH'S THEORY OF POETIC DICTION.
... Blake and Harry Gill The Idiot Boy ( Peter Bell ) . ( b ) Poems in which the lyrical element tends to pre- 1 Preface , 1800 , p . xxxv . dominate , or does wholly predominate ( characterized by the 142 WORDSWORTH'S THEORY OF POETIC DICTION.
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... Blake and Harry Gill and The Idiot Boy , as well as in the later , unpublished poem of The Tinker , which belongs to the same type , and in the first edition of Peter Bell , which , though not printed until 1819 , is a true lyrical ...
... Blake and Harry Gill and The Idiot Boy , as well as in the later , unpublished poem of The Tinker , which belongs to the same type , and in the first edition of Peter Bell , which , though not printed until 1819 , is a true lyrical ...
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... Blake and Harry Gill 12 . 8 The Idiot Boy 299-300 . { The Thorn 131-132 . Altered in 1815 to : A fire was kindled in her breast , Which might not burn itself to rest . there is a touch of honest vulgarity which is characteristic THE ...
... Blake and Harry Gill 12 . 8 The Idiot Boy 299-300 . { The Thorn 131-132 . Altered in 1815 to : A fire was kindled in her breast , Which might not burn itself to rest . there is a touch of honest vulgarity which is characteristic THE ...
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... this case , also , there is an attempt to strengthen the relation 1 Goody Blake and Harry Gill 25-27 . The Thorn 190-191 . 8 The Idiot Boy 82-84 . between the two by reduplicating the subject . These two THE LYRICAL BALLADS 155.
... this case , also , there is an attempt to strengthen the relation 1 Goody Blake and Harry Gill 25-27 . The Thorn 190-191 . 8 The Idiot Boy 82-84 . between the two by reduplicating the subject . These two THE LYRICAL BALLADS 155.
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... of words — of inversions , not arbitrary 1 The Mad Mother 9-10 . 2 The Idiot Boy 99-101 . Goody Blake and Harry Gill 41-42 . The Idiot Boy 124-126 . and unidiomatic , as in the descriptive poems , but THE LYRICAL BALLADS 161.
... of words — of inversions , not arbitrary 1 The Mad Mother 9-10 . 2 The Idiot Boy 99-101 . Goody Blake and Harry Gill 41-42 . The Idiot Boy 124-126 . and unidiomatic , as in the descriptive poems , but THE LYRICAL BALLADS 161.
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