Essential Articles for the Study of John DrydenHugh Thomas Swedenberg Archon Books, 1966 - 587 pages |
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Page 428
... line 15 the bass soloist sings a strong and vigorous air in triple time , and is joined by the chorus for the repetition . The chorus continues in the same rhythm through line 20 , then repeats lines 15 and 16 . 21. Beauty , thou Scene ...
... line 15 the bass soloist sings a strong and vigorous air in triple time , and is joined by the chorus for the repetition . The chorus continues in the same rhythm through line 20 , then repeats lines 15 and 16 . 21. Beauty , thou Scene ...
Page 482
... lines - measured dignity , aristocratic formality , oratorical exaltation , and worshipful tone are characteristic also of the lines on Anchises and Marcellus to which Dryden made allusion . In particular , we should observe that Æneas ...
... lines - measured dignity , aristocratic formality , oratorical exaltation , and worshipful tone are characteristic also of the lines on Anchises and Marcellus to which Dryden made allusion . In particular , we should observe that Æneas ...
Page 523
... lines of varying length are appro- priate to lyric ; equality of numbers is a desideratum in the heroic couplet ; but line - division itself becomes almost a matter of in- difference in blank verse , which is only prose mesurée . II ...
... lines of varying length are appro- priate to lyric ; equality of numbers is a desideratum in the heroic couplet ; but line - division itself becomes almost a matter of in- difference in blank verse , which is only prose mesurée . II ...
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SAMUEL H MONK | 3 |
OSBORN | 18 |
Macdonalds Bibliography of Dryden | 54 |
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