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Displaying 964 digitized works or clusters of works
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The laws of verse ;or principles of versification exemplified in metrical translations: together with an annotated reprint of the inaugural presidential address to the mathematical and physical section of the British Association at Exeter
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The lay of Havelok the Dane :composed in the reign of Edward I, about A.D. 1280
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Layamon's Poetic Style and Its RelationsThe Manly anniversary studies in language and literature.
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Lectures on prosody
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Lectures on rhetoric and belles lettresBy Hugh Blair, D. D. One of the Ministers of the High Church, and Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the University, of Edinburgh. In three volumes.
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Lectures on the art of reading.
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Lectures on the art of reading.
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Lectures on the art of reading.In two parts. Containing Part I. The art of reading prose. Part II. The art of reading verse. By Thomas Sheridan, A. M. Author of Lectures on Elocution, British Education, &c.
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Lectures on the English language.
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Lectures on the English language.
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Lesser Poets of the Middle and Later Nineteenth CenturyThe Cambridge history of English literature,
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Lesser Verse WritersThe Cambridge history of English literature
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A Letter to a Musician on English ProsodyThe Musical antiquary
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License in English RhymeThe nation.
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Licentia poetica discuss'dor, the true test of poetry. Without which it is difficult to judge of, or compose, a correct English poem. To which are added, critical observations on the principal, antient and modern poets. Viz. Homer, Horace, Virgil, Milton, Waller, Cowley, Dryden, &c. as frequently liable to Just Censure. A poem. By W. Coward, Coll. Med. Lond. M.D.
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The life of Saint Katherine.From the Royal ms. 17A. XXVII., &c., with its Latin original from the Cotton ms. Caligula, A. VIII., &c.
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The Limits of Verse-LengthThe Academy.
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The Limits of Verse-LengthThe Academy.
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Linguistics and VersificationChaucer : a bibliographical manual
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The literary remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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The literary remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Literature and the Living VoiceThe contemporary review
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Longfellow and the HexameterModern language notes.
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The Lost Art of Blank VerseThe Dial
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Lydgate's MeterLydgate's Temple of glas
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Lydgate's MetreThe pilgrimage of the life of man,
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Lydgate's minor poems.The two nightingale poems. (A.D. 1446.)
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Lydgate's Reson and sensuallyte :edited from the Fairfax ms. 16 (Bodleian) and the Additional ms. 29,729 (Brit. mus.)
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Lydgate's Siege of Thebes.
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Lydgate's Troy book. A.D. 1412-20.
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Lyric forms from France :their history and their use : with an anthology of ballades, chants royal, rondels, rondeaus, triolets, villanelles, sestinas in English verse.
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Magnyfycence :a moral play
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The making of poetry:a critical study of its nature and value,
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Manipulus vocabulorum:a rhyming dictionary of the English language,
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A manual of French prosody for the use of English students
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Marlowe's Versification and StyleStudies in philology.
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Measurement of Rhythmic Unit-Groups at Different TemposPsychological monographs.
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Melodies of English verse :selections for memorizing
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Melody and the lyric from Chaucer to the Cavaliers
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The Mental Side of Metrical FormThe Modern language review.
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Meter in Anglo-American Free VerseUniversity of California chronicle.
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The Meter of 'ChristabelThe Fred Newton Scott anniversary papers, contributed by former talent and colleague of Professor Scott and presented to him a celebration of his thirty eight year of distinguished service in the University of Michigan, 1896-1926.
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The Meter of EvangelineModern language notes.
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The Meter of The Testament of BeautyLondon Mercury
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A Method of Teaching MetricsModern language notes.
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MetreSir Gawain & The Green Knight
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MetreThe English works of John Gower.
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MetreThe Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art.
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MetreThe Classical Tradition in Poetry
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Metre and AlliterationSt. Erkenwald: a middle English poem