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Their rhythms stir up in us the responses the speaker wishes to arouse . The variety of rhythm in this masterpiece is another reason why we enjoy it : its melody is never dull or monotonous . One can stand on the deck of an ocean liner ...
Their rhythms stir up in us the responses the speaker wishes to arouse . The variety of rhythm in this masterpiece is another reason why we enjoy it : its melody is never dull or monotonous . One can stand on the deck of an ocean liner ...
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Their rhythms stir up in us the responses the speaker wishes to arouse . The variety of rhythm in this masterpiece is another reason why we enjoy it : its melody is never dull or monotonous . One can stand on the deck of an ocean liner ...
Their rhythms stir up in us the responses the speaker wishes to arouse . The variety of rhythm in this masterpiece is another reason why we enjoy it : its melody is never dull or monotonous . One can stand on the deck of an ocean liner ...
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THE RHYTHM OF POETRY A part of our response to poetry is our enjoyment of its rhythm , the swing of it , that which helps to bring out ... good prose has rhythm , but it is in poetry that we find it in most marked and largest measure .
THE RHYTHM OF POETRY A part of our response to poetry is our enjoyment of its rhythm , the swing of it , that which helps to bring out ... good prose has rhythm , but it is in poetry that we find it in most marked and largest measure .
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| Title | Oral Reading, Discussion and Principles: And an Anthology of Practice Materials from Literature, Classical and Modern |
| Authors | Lionel Crocker, Louis Michael Eich |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Feb 2007 |
| Length | 507 pages |
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