A Study of English Rhymeclass-room use, 1909 - 211 psl. |
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... Chaucer to Swinburne it has been much more than an ornament . However Chaucer or we may disclaim " rym ram ruff , " it is bound to reappear in pun or proverb , in lyric and blank - verse epic . 1 Or to restate this in the clear words of ...
... Chaucer to Swinburne it has been much more than an ornament . However Chaucer or we may disclaim " rym ram ruff , " it is bound to reappear in pun or proverb , in lyric and blank - verse epic . 1 Or to restate this in the clear words of ...
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... Chaucer . Yet both quantity and rhyme are surely matters of pronunciation , and if they mean nothing , or are but miscellanies of uncertainties , we may as well throw all prosodies into the fire . What are the facts in the case ? As ...
... Chaucer . Yet both quantity and rhyme are surely matters of pronunciation , and if they mean nothing , or are but miscellanies of uncertainties , we may as well throw all prosodies into the fire . What are the facts in the case ? As ...
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... Chaucer to those of Dobson , not all the ingenuity of English verse - wrights has succeeded in giving any one of them an indispensable place in the British anthology . Of all that English can show in its attempts to popularize these ...
... Chaucer to those of Dobson , not all the ingenuity of English verse - wrights has succeeded in giving any one of them an indispensable place in the British anthology . Of all that English can show in its attempts to popularize these ...
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... Chaucer to Poe . Icelandic rhyme , as we have seen , was and is mainly allitera- tive ; Vigfusson says that Icelanders are still apt in improvisation , and that alliteration is to - day necessary to please . But end - rhyme sporadically ...
... Chaucer to Poe . Icelandic rhyme , as we have seen , was and is mainly allitera- tive ; Vigfusson says that Icelanders are still apt in improvisation , and that alliteration is to - day necessary to please . But end - rhyme sporadically ...
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... Chaucer , has virtually monopolized all English poetry save blank verse . It is , says Saintsbury , to the modern ear so agreeable that it " can only be expelled by deliberate and unnatural crotchet from any but narrative and dramatic ...
... Chaucer , has virtually monopolized all English poetry save blank verse . It is , says Saintsbury , to the modern ear so agreeable that it " can only be expelled by deliberate and unnatural crotchet from any but narrative and dramatic ...
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accent alliteration alliterative alliterative verse Anglo-Saxon anti-rhymers appear assonance ballads beauty beginning Beowulf blank verse Cædmon caesura called century Chaucer classical consonants Dante Dryden's effect Elizabethan end-rhyme English poetry English rhyme English verse feminine rhymes freedom French German give Greek harmony hath heroic couplet hexameter history of English hymns iambic iambic pentameter Icelandic identical influence internal rhyme Italian Keats language Latin letter literature lyric masculine rhyme measure mediæval melodious metre modern natural never original Ormulum pentameter perfect rhyme pleasure Poe's poem poesy poetic poets pronunciation prose prosody Provençal Psalms Puttenham quantity reader refrain rhyme-words rhythm rhythmical romantic ryme Saintsbury says sense Shakespeare similar sing sometimes song sonnet sound Spanish speech Spenser stanza stress strophes sweet Swinburne Swinburne's syllables Tennyson's Teutonic thee thing thou thought tion tongue translation trochee unrhymed utterance vowels words write Wyatt
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