The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 105, Issue 1Yale Literary Society, 1939 |
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... early morning sunshine on its classic pillars . And the Herr Dok- tor coming up the walk . He's your father , of course , but as a private joke between you and brother he is Herr Doktor . The old gentleman wouldn't mind being called ...
... early morning sunshine on its classic pillars . And the Herr Dok- tor coming up the walk . He's your father , of course , but as a private joke between you and brother he is Herr Doktor . The old gentleman wouldn't mind being called ...
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... early life and school years , except perhaps by writ- ing some rather precoci- ous prize poems which betray the influence of Byron and Keats . As an undergraduate at Ox- ford he was a member of Balliol College , where he received a ...
... early life and school years , except perhaps by writ- ing some rather precoci- ous prize poems which betray the influence of Byron and Keats . As an undergraduate at Ox- ford he was a member of Balliol College , where he received a ...
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... early meter is usually known as allit- erative , and is entirely without rhyme . . . but it will already have been noticed that he never- theless makes considerable use of alliteration . In a few of his poems the total effect of ...
... early meter is usually known as allit- erative , and is entirely without rhyme . . . but it will already have been noticed that he never- theless makes considerable use of alliteration . In a few of his poems the total effect of ...
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