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99 131 Notes from the Alps in 1863 , 133 Alliteration and Assonance , 137 King
of Dahomey at Home , 139 Bathing , Abroad and at Home , 183 Annexations ,
185 Hatred , 187 Reserve , 341 Hatred of Priests , 344 Genius , 381 |
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99 131 Notes from the Alps in 1863 , 133 Alliteration and Assonance , 137 King
of Dahomey at Home , 139 Bathing , Abroad and at Home , 183 Annexations ,
185 Hatred , 187 Reserve , 341 Hatred of Priests , 344 Genius , 381 |
Magnanimity ...
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Alps , Notes from the , in 1863 , Alliteration and Assonance , Antoinctte , Marie ,
Necklace of , Inacx.itions , Angel in the House , Asia , Southern , Conquest of ,
Bathing , Abroad and at Home , Beach , A Book for the , British Shipwrights and
the ...
Alps , Notes from the , in 1863 , Alliteration and Assonance , Antoinctte , Marie ,
Necklace of , Inacx.itions , Angel in the House , Asia , Southern , Conquest of ,
Bathing , Abroad and at Home , Beach , A Book for the , British Shipwrights and
the ...
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Alliteration and Assonance , 6. The South not able to Stand , 7. Compensation of
the War , Blackwood's Magazine , Chronicles of Carlingford , Reader , Saturday
Review , Army and Navy Gazette , Boston Transcript , PAGE 3 17 32 39 42 45 46
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Alliteration and Assonance , 6. The South not able to Stand , 7. Compensation of
the War , Blackwood's Magazine , Chronicles of Carlingford , Reader , Saturday
Review , Army and Navy Gazette , Boston Transcript , PAGE 3 17 32 39 42 45 46
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From The Saturday Review . the melody of language , using assonance in
ALLITERATION AND ASSONANCE . its widest sense as the repetition of similar
To trace the history of alliteration and as- vowel sounds , and alliteration as the ...
From The Saturday Review . the melody of language , using assonance in
ALLITERATION AND ASSONANCE . its widest sense as the repetition of similar
To trace the history of alliteration and as- vowel sounds , and alliteration as the ...
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On the other hand , its termination ; while short lines become a real poet will
place his alliterative words sharp and tripping ... is more harmonious than that
make a too plentiful use of such alliteration of the second , owing to its greater
subtlety .
On the other hand , its termination ; while short lines become a real poet will
place his alliterative words sharp and tripping ... is more harmonious than that
make a too plentiful use of such alliteration of the second , owing to its greater
subtlety .
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