The Fizz Inside: Critical Essays of a Lighter KindUniversity of Waterloo Press, 1980 - 389 pagini |
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Pagina 172
... sentence : The Squire would sometimes fall asleep in the most pathetic parts of my sermon , or his lady return my wife's civilities at church with a mutilated curtsey . The Vicar then concludes his recital : But we soon got over the ...
... sentence : The Squire would sometimes fall asleep in the most pathetic parts of my sermon , or his lady return my wife's civilities at church with a mutilated curtsey . The Vicar then concludes his recital : But we soon got over the ...
Pagina 175
... sentence quoted , in which " recreations of our retirement " a phrasing that would have balanced " amusements of the town " is enlarged to " those little recreations which our retirement would admit of . " ) The next sentence continues ...
... sentence quoted , in which " recreations of our retirement " a phrasing that would have balanced " amusements of the town " is enlarged to " those little recreations which our retirement would admit of . " ) The next sentence continues ...
Pagina 176
... sentences , and that through this device he continues to project a feeling of calm assur- ance and basic equanimity . But surely , you may ask , Dr. Primrose does not use the same device in practically every sentence of every paragraph ...
... sentences , and that through this device he continues to project a feeling of calm assur- ance and basic equanimity . But surely , you may ask , Dr. Primrose does not use the same device in practically every sentence of every paragraph ...
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The Bickerstaff Caper | 11 |
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A. P. Herbert allusions appear battle Bickerstaff British Brooke Brooke's called Canadian Cathleen Nesbitt characters Cockings comic course Crabbe dead death device Dryden effect England English expression eyes fact feel fictional Geoffrey Keynes George George Crabbe Grantchester Greek Haddock heart heroic tragedy honour Houyhnhnms human idyllic Isaac Bickerstaff Jacques Raverat John Dryden John Keats Keats kind laughter Letters likewise literary live London lovers Lycidas McGee meaning mind mouth nature orators original audience Oxford paragraph parallel Partridge Partridge's passage peace person phrase play poem poet Poetical poetry Pope present presumably Quebec question quoted reader reason reference Roman Rupert Rupert Brooke satire says scene seen sentence Sir John soldiers sonnet soul speaker speech spiritual stanza Swift tempter Tennyson's things Thomas D'Arcy McGee thought tion translation turn Univ Utopia verse Walden Wenlock Edge whole Wolfe Wolfe's words writing Yossarian