College Literature, Volume 10Bernard Stanley Oldsey West Chester State College., 1983 - American literature |
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... tells us emphatically that “ They ” learned , but he does not tell us how they learned , and , in fact , when we examine the lines again , we must notice something unusual about the pro- noun " They . " Surely , the author does not mean ...
... tells us emphatically that “ They ” learned , but he does not tell us how they learned , and , in fact , when we examine the lines again , we must notice something unusual about the pro- noun " They . " Surely , the author does not mean ...
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... tells us what the husband learned . But what about the penultimate two lines , the lines that tell us the ties gave " Sudden and swift and light as that " ? They occur as the poet is moving into the husband's mind but before he is ...
... tells us what the husband learned . But what about the penultimate two lines , the lines that tell us the ties gave " Sudden and swift and light as that " ? They occur as the poet is moving into the husband's mind but before he is ...
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... telling . As Burlingame , during one of his flashback narratives , tells Ebenezer , who is impatient to hear the outcome , " You must attend the how of ' t . . . else thou'rt as much a Boeo- tian as he that reads the Iliad no farther ...
... telling . As Burlingame , during one of his flashback narratives , tells Ebenezer , who is impatient to hear the outcome , " You must attend the how of ' t . . . else thou'rt as much a Boeo- tian as he that reads the Iliad no farther ...
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