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” of the verse are measured off in groups of two. 29

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" In Preparation (READY IN 1913) WRITING THE PHOTOPLAY A COMPLETE MANUAL FOR THE PHOTOPLAYWRIGHT BY J. BERG

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uttering for you your inmost self. (f) Rhythm is the sign manual of poetry's outward form. Shelley in his

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A Manual for Students : with Chapters on Paraphrasing, Essay-Writing, Précis-Writing, Punctuation

to the last page.'—structive manuals of our mother- Girls' and Infants' Mistress, tongue we have ever seen

sense.'— '_The * An extremely useful book for Teachers' Monthly. students.' '.,. it is the best manual

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. Practical Introduction to English Composition 300 Exercises 'One of the best manuals on the subject

a study of this book manual as the best we have seen of its kind. of the greatest service to them

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EXAMPLES OF MEASURES 29 Iambic Tetrameter. Eight syllables (regular line). The measure

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29 OF ORNAMENT. LIB. III. very wife men, whether it haue ben of ſome pleaſant humour and complexion

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AND POESIE. LIB. I. 29 Matris iure quidem Francorum nuncupor idem Hinc eft armorum variatio facta

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use Latin texts and manuals. Fifty years later the same method without sim- plification

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, 88 Assay 434 essay, attempt Assumptyue state negociall 80: 29 f., Cf. Wilson fol. 53 b Attencion 50

of the "places" of the Preamble Bewrayed 61: 21 known Blake 53: 29 black revealed, made Bounden 41:7 for bound

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CHAPTER I. T INTRODUCTION. HIS little book is not intended as a manual of vocal study, but rather

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TIMBRE, OR QUALITY OF TONES. 29 mouth in order to secure to the tone the enrich- ing resonance

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29;. Lee's, Il3. Waller', ihid . Prior's a-gai: 114. And again, 230. A very fine Saying of bis, 125

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. I09 hlMlhrbe, his Stanz as on some departed King, 29, 30. Con- en:zn''d 248, 392, 393 Mlanner of Peets

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of Writing .. .. VIII.-Words-Sentences - Rythm .. .. .. .. : : : : : .. PAGE 14 .. 22 :::::: 29 36 41 46 51

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of words rhythm • various faculties required for write slowly 29 30 គ ន ៧ គ គ ៩ គ គ គ គ 31 32 33 34 36 37

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syll. Also 6. Sangiti, 32 + 29=61 c. Specifick yarieties. Culina Arya (76 ft.) + L. in both containing

. 1st, 3d, 5th or 716 L.in first verse only. ft. But this is against rule: 8. Pragiti, 30 +29=59 c

. Udgiti or Vigit'ha Pr. Vi. Reverse ot' Sugiti. ga'ha'. 27 +30=57c. viz. 12+ 10. Manjugiti, 29+30=59 c. 15

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, 2d $. A. or D. + L. 3d Sc, or PR. 3. Chulica or Atiruchira 29+29 4. Chitrá, 2d Sc. or PR. 3d A. 5S c

. 27 Br. + L. Sc. or PR. Also 3 Chulica 29 +31=60 C. 5. Upachitrá, 21 S. A. or D. 31 Ist Ierse 27 BR

. + L. 2d S. or D. 29 BR. + L 62 c. or D. III. Matra vrilia of Pracril prosody continued from Table I. 8

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29 MR YEATS'S SWAN SONG 39 THE WISDOM OF ANATOLE FRANCE 46 GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS 52 THE PROBLEM

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. By Edward Thomas. (Selwyn & Blount.) 29

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an oppor- ¹Iliad, A 366. 2 Parallel Homer, VIII; v. A. J. P., vi (1885), p. 399. 3A Study of Quintus

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than one. The collective speeches in Apollonius are: 1, 242–6; 251-9; IV, 1251-8, 1318-29. In II, 145

Apollonius does not employ in the collective speeches. In IV, 1318-29 only, the subject is plural in form

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, take away', 3a 'be agreeable, obedient, gracious' (pret. I 2: a), 79 “accept; go to meet, make up

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Manual for the Use of Beginners in the Study of the Assyrian Language. Chicago 1886. XLV, 138 pp. 8. 149E

of the Assyro-Babylonian Language: Americ. Journ. of Phil. VIII, 1887, 265-291. (Seorsum: Baltimore 1887. 29 pp

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ZE Z. ZANY, 149 Z Zeal, 17 zealous, 133 ZE 3A, zealously, 182 zealousness, i8i Eeft, 41 Zone, 2z

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, 232 3A FA 329

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for the DERIVATIVES referred to, the author's “Manual of Etymology,” page 31. 5 Atheling, that is, cethel, royal

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. 29. I believed it to be she, 30. If I were him I would not act so. 31. It was either his brother

deserve esteem. 27. The adjusting the parts required tiine. 28. Making of hay is a pleasant employment. 29

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ETC. ETC. Shadows we are and Like shadows depart J. M. DENT & CO. 29 AND 30 BEDFORD STREET, LONDON

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THE SCENE 29 It much as one hundred and twenty pounds. It was this pride of State service which

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. In the manuals of letter-writing already referred to, it was often recommended that words be chosen out

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, H. J., The Troubadours, Cambridge, 1912 (Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature). Child, C. G

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continues, less help will need to be given, as in these lines (Juv. Sat. iii. 29, 30, Anthon's ed

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, gives authenticity to the new Baconian matter, and is also outside the ordinary historical manuals, I

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of dishonest Tempers. * FROM THE HAGUE, ‘May 29, 1652.” I think this letter is deserving of notice

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learnt out of the same manuals, and are very likely to give identical wording to their answers, while

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EVIDENCE FOR FRANCIS BACON 29 6 1 6 it came from the sixteenth-century French auri- culaire

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HALL’S SATIRES 29 This should be very important, for there is con- siderable “concealment' about

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. 28, 29, and chapter vi., and also the chapter on “New Evidence from Ben Jonson' in the present work.

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X CONTENTS. "Rather" "Even". "Therefore" "So totally", "versally' 29 "supremely", "absolutely

of " "A most" "An H", or "a H" a 99 10 39 29 29 29 30 34, 87 56 56 63 68 56, 83, 96 86 87 88 90 · 91

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.-" so long as its place is occupied". 99 "" 99 29 99 35 29 37.—so far, at least, as the dictionary

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The Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature THE BALLAD IN LITERATURE

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. THE ORIGIN AND AUTHORSHIP OF BALLADS . IV. THE LATER BRITISH BALLADS AUTHORITIES INDEX ix PAGE 1 29 57 97 124

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MOTHER, ........ 300 THE DEMON LOVER, 167 THE DOUGLAS TRAGEDY, . 29 THE DOWIE DENS OF YARROW

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THE WIFE OF USHER'S WELL. 57 29 " Ye'll take aff your twa black bats, And lay them

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Cit., p. 5, notes 5, 6, and 7.) 29 The author of Les Règles de la Seconde Rhétorique is not known

. The MS. of this anonymous manual of poetics is in the Bibliothèque Nationale. (See Langlois, Opus Cit., p

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. Hammond [Chaucer, A. Bib- liographical Manual (New York, 1908), pp. 440-441], following Furnivall

) de vilage saunz peynture. Cf. E. P. Hammond, Chaucer, A Bibliographical Manual (New York, 1908), p

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Rondeaus, cont. AUTHOR. DOBSON, AUSTIN 99 99 29 33 99 29 "" 99 Chew, Beverly GRANT, J. C. Grant

, Robert Goodale, E. GOSSE, EDMUND HENLEY, W. E. - 93 93 99 " 29 99 29 Levy, Nathan "Love in Idleness

Idylls 158 158 159 99 29 "" 99 New Poems 168 The London 169 xi "" 39 "" 99 'Most Sweet of All' 174

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' 'For the Laureate' 'Of the Southern Cross' Rhymes a la mode 27 "" "" 28 29 Longman's Mag. 30 31 'Of Old Sweethearts

' My Ladies' Sonnets Ballade 32 33 34 "" "" 29 ROPES, ARTHUR REED Scollard, Clinton " SHARP, WILLIAM

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CUMBERLAND BALLADS. 29 The breyde she kest up her accounts In Rachael's lap, then poud her cap

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, and incline her to meet with equal ardour the passion that dictated them. NOTE 29.-I mind what, &c

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, and leaving behind him a very pretty verse of adieu to the comrades of his youth - (29) Kumo to hedatsu Tomo

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BREATHING. 29 speech, causing a disturbance in respiration, how could there be a "constant" stream

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...... ។ Duty and dere- liction guide thee back to tude." soli- 2 ۲۹ | This last passage from Shelley, expressed

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29 a 66 se- 1 1 13. The inadequate character of accentual systems having been shown by reference

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26 29 ≈≈ 5** 30 32 37 39 44 46 53 67 71 81 85 101 105 109 113 125 153

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-1400.] 29 LODEWIJK VAN VELTHEM. the language. The violent party spirit and civil dis- sensions

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LET ME ALONE. 29 feller citizens, dat one act is against de glorious laws ob dis

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, - -. - - 29 The Brigand-ier-General Contractor, - - 30 The Draft

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legerdemain. 29. Legible legitimate leisure lettuce levity lexico- grapher libertine lieutenant ligature

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to the manual dexterity displayed his touch was light, bold, and spirited though he is accused of wanting

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him with reading ever since, and is his text book and manual in all agricultural and domestic concerns

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of the Poets. For, says he, P. 29, Physiology can never be the SubjeQ of Poetry, which was invented

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♦ —AL. 29 —al. Boal. Cabal, A private Junto of Men, &c. Canal, A Place of standing Water. Animal

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,'■,•‘’' Candent.- P. ;z. 1. 37. for saw, read see.-P. 73. for Influency, ml Fluency.-P. 85.1. 29. for Seat, read

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at the present time, being an " authority on all disputed points. 'This valuable manual is all original

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Sent Free of Postage on Receipt of Price. e Art and Etiquette of Making Love. A Manual of Love

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was remarkable, for throughout the middle ages it was regarded as a manual of religious philosophy, and its

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, 181; influence of, on Eng- lish dialects, 29; on early secu- lar literature, 83; on drama, 185. Utopia

dialect, 29. Sir Patrick Spens, 154. Skelton, 164-169. Sonnet, 182, 183. Speculum Meditantis, 115. Spenser

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PURPOSE AND METHOD 29 nection with the progress of poetry itself, as one can trace it in the growth

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or on current events; a process which is matched by refrains and songs of manual labour in every part

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(( 30 XV, 936 30 36 • 29 8.5" 10.8 10.4 This represents a gradual increase of more than one hundred per

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ASSOCIATION ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1920. BY ARTHUR W. REED, M.A.

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SECULAR AND ROMANTIC DRAMA. 29 Four fifths of Calisto and Melebæa is virtually a transla- tion

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BELL'S STANDARD ELOCUTIONIST. PRINCIPLES AND EXERCISES, 66 (CHIEFLY FROM ELOCUTIONARY MANUAL

., etc. "" "The Elocutionary Manual," "Principles of Speech," "Sounds and their Relations," Revised

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, by special permission, from the "Elocutionary Manual,”* pp. 144-6). At the commencement of a Composition

not be discharged under the grave; 66 our hero" * "ELOCUTIONARY MANUAL.-The Principles of Elocution, with Exercises