A Text-book on English Literature: With Copious Extracts from the Leading Authors, English and American, with Full Instructions as to the Method in which These are to be Studied, Adapted for Use in Colleges, High Schools and AcademiesClark & Maynard, 1882 - 478 sider |
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Side 17
... kind , or is he cynical ? Is he in love with external nature ? If so , with what phase or department of it ? Is he sincere or affected ? What else would you infer of his disposition and character ? Do you feel after reading him that you ...
... kind , or is he cynical ? Is he in love with external nature ? If so , with what phase or department of it ? Is he sincere or affected ? What else would you infer of his disposition and character ? Do you feel after reading him that you ...
Side 18
... kind , be given or referred to for study . How many authors shall be studied in this way and how long they shall be studied are questions difficult to answer . Much depends upon the attain- ments and maturity of the class , and much ...
... kind , be given or referred to for study . How many authors shall be studied in this way and how long they shall be studied are questions difficult to answer . Much depends upon the attain- ments and maturity of the class , and much ...
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... kind many , strange sea dragons , tempting the deep ; also in the headland - clefts nickers lying , which at morning time oft keep their sorrowful course on the sail - road , worms and wild beasts . TO THE TEACHER . - Note the two A. S. ...
... kind many , strange sea dragons , tempting the deep ; also in the headland - clefts nickers lying , which at morning time oft keep their sorrowful course on the sail - road , worms and wild beasts . TO THE TEACHER . - Note the two A. S. ...
Side 26
... kind ; the vessel gliding swiftly over the waves is compared to a bird ; the Grendel's eyes to fire ; his nails to steel ; the light which Beowulf finds in the Grendel's dwelling , under the waters , resembles the serene light of the ...
... kind ; the vessel gliding swiftly over the waves is compared to a bird ; the Grendel's eyes to fire ; his nails to steel ; the light which Beowulf finds in the Grendel's dwelling , under the waters , resembles the serene light of the ...
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... kind it was , and how fine it was , in the Battle Song of Brunanburh , 937 , and in the Song of the Fight at Maldon , 991. A still earlier fragment exists in a short account of the Battle of Finnesburg , probably of the same time and ...
... kind it was , and how fine it was , in the Battle Song of Brunanburh , 937 , and in the Song of the Fight at Maldon , 991. A still earlier fragment exists in a short account of the Battle of Finnesburg , probably of the same time and ...
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