English Poetry of the Seventeenth CenturyRoberta Florence Brinkley |
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... poems in which the thought and feeling tear their way through new rhythms , destroying the smooth lyricism charac- teristic of the Renaissance . The earliest dated poems are three satires of 1593 , which give Donne precedence over ...
... poems in which the thought and feeling tear their way through new rhythms , destroying the smooth lyricism charac- teristic of the Renaissance . The earliest dated poems are three satires of 1593 , which give Donne precedence over ...
Page 252
... poems show excellent craftsmanship and are an im- portant demonstration of how greater structural unity may be secured in the short poem : Herbert clearly announces the theme , gives it emotional development , and brings it to a logical ...
... poems show excellent craftsmanship and are an im- portant demonstration of how greater structural unity may be secured in the short poem : Herbert clearly announces the theme , gives it emotional development , and brings it to a logical ...
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... Poems . Ed . by C. H. Wilkinson . 2 vols . Oxford , 1925 . Hartmann , C. H. The Cavalier Spirit and Its Influence on ... Poems . Ed . by John Sparrow . London , 1926 . Loiseau , Jean . Abraham Cowley : sa vie , son œuvre . Paris , 1931 ...
... Poems . Ed . by C. H. Wilkinson . 2 vols . Oxford , 1925 . Hartmann , C. H. The Cavalier Spirit and Its Influence on ... Poems . Ed . by John Sparrow . London , 1926 . Loiseau , Jean . Abraham Cowley : sa vie , son œuvre . Paris , 1931 ...
Contents
THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND | 1 |
JOHN DONNE | 21 |
The Legacy | 30 |
Copyright | |
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