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Elizabeth Keppie in The Teaching of Choric Speech names this type line - a - side . It is effective in a poem which has parallelism — a repetition of ideas or bal- ancing of ideas . Wordsworth's " March , " for example , could be given ...
Elizabeth Keppie in The Teaching of Choric Speech names this type line - a - side . It is effective in a poem which has parallelism — a repetition of ideas or bal- ancing of ideas . Wordsworth's " March , " for example , could be given ...
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His voice choked there , and falling down by Sohrab's side he lay awhile as one dead . But ere long Sohrab roused him with loving words , and when the champion realized afresh his awful deed and grasped his sword with intent to slay ...
His voice choked there , and falling down by Sohrab's side he lay awhile as one dead . But ere long Sohrab roused him with loving words , and when the champion realized afresh his awful deed and grasped his sword with intent to slay ...
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Lay it on this side and it will grind flour - flour for your kitchen , flour for your neighbors , flour for the market . Turn the mill over , thus , and it will grind salt - salt for seasoning , salt for the reindeer , salt for ...
Lay it on this side and it will grind flour - flour for your kitchen , flour for your neighbors , flour for the market . Turn the mill over , thus , and it will grind salt - salt for seasoning , salt for the reindeer , salt for ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Edition | 2, reprint |
| Publisher | Rinehart, 1950 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 14 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 697 pages |
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