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Page 90
... lines 81–84 ) , Donne follows Fetherstone's friend in using the word " promis'd " where Tremellius has " promulgasti , " Fetherstone has " published , " the Geneva itself has " pronounced , " the Vulgate goes its own way in modifying ...
... lines 81–84 ) , Donne follows Fetherstone's friend in using the word " promis'd " where Tremellius has " promulgasti , " Fetherstone has " published , " the Geneva itself has " pronounced , " the Vulgate goes its own way in modifying ...
Page 104
... lines are irregular by even the most lenient rules of scansion . Of two dozen lines ( of 244 ) in Satyre IV that I regard as irregular , some may be explained as using caesura as a dramatic pause or as employing a device ( adopted too ...
... lines are irregular by even the most lenient rules of scansion . Of two dozen lines ( of 244 ) in Satyre IV that I regard as irregular , some may be explained as using caesura as a dramatic pause or as employing a device ( adopted too ...
Page 112
... lines can be made to scan , they permit ( I say require ) in speak- ing an emphasis on every syllable but two in each line . This must give Jonson pause , but the concentration of matter will please him : the contrast between kind pity ...
... lines can be made to scan , they permit ( I say require ) in speak- ing an emphasis on every syllable but two in each line . This must give Jonson pause , but the concentration of matter will please him : the contrast between kind pity ...
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