George Herbert: Sacred and ProfaneHelen Wilcox, Richard Todd VU University Press, 1995 - 211 pages |
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Page 8
... kind of ordering balance in the rhythm and the final pentameter offers a kind of closure to the otherwise open rhythm . In a recent essay on seventeenth - century devotional poets , Helen Wil- cox addresses , among other things , their ...
... kind of ordering balance in the rhythm and the final pentameter offers a kind of closure to the otherwise open rhythm . In a recent essay on seventeenth - century devotional poets , Helen Wil- cox addresses , among other things , their ...
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... kind of cerebral control which the Dissenter and Wesley and other adapters , in the perfect spirit of eliminating all traces of Romish error , substituted for the enactment in the poem . 36 Liturgy and liturgical lyric of the kind I've ...
... kind of cerebral control which the Dissenter and Wesley and other adapters , in the perfect spirit of eliminating all traces of Romish error , substituted for the enactment in the poem . 36 Liturgy and liturgical lyric of the kind I've ...
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... kind of curled up fish or prawn . It is understood as a triumph for new life - thumbs down to dodos - and the loaf rises in a satisfying way ; but still this living thing is as vague as fog , it might as well be in Australia as far as ...
... kind of curled up fish or prawn . It is understood as a triumph for new life - thumbs down to dodos - and the loaf rises in a satisfying way ; but still this living thing is as vague as fog , it might as well be in Australia as far as ...
Contents
Prolegomena | 3 |
Herbert and Kings | 33 |
Sacred Parody and George Herbert | 49 |
Copyright | |
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