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... language of passion , " for he himself says it is " The employing of language to excite pleasurable Feeling " ( 19 ) , and he further states that this " is one of the cheif charac- teristics of Poetry " ( 19 ) . Whately includes Poetry ...
... language of passion , " for he himself says it is " The employing of language to excite pleasurable Feeling " ( 19 ) , and he further states that this " is one of the cheif charac- teristics of Poetry " ( 19 ) . Whately includes Poetry ...
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... language , are sometimes spoken of as admirable in their simplicity ; the fact being that the poet has been able to bring out a richly melodious effect by his mode of putting together a few familiar expressions . Milton's phrase , “ the ...
... language , are sometimes spoken of as admirable in their simplicity ; the fact being that the poet has been able to bring out a richly melodious effect by his mode of putting together a few familiar expressions . Milton's phrase , “ the ...
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... Language , or Diction , of Poetry , con- sidered as sound , we have seen ( MELODY ) that language may be both melodious in itself , and also expressive , that is , in har- mony with the feelings of the speaker . Both these effects are ...
... Language , or Diction , of Poetry , con- sidered as sound , we have seen ( MELODY ) that language may be both melodious in itself , and also expressive , that is , in har- mony with the feelings of the speaker . Both these effects are ...
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PART I | 24 |
Advantages of our language in Personification | 25 |
Requisites of those addressed to the Feelings | 26 |
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