A history of English prose rhythm
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This scholarly exploration of meter and rhythm begins with ancient Greece and Rome; moving through Old and Middle English; Chaucer; the ornate and plain styles; Edmund Burke; the great novelists of the nineteenth century such as Austen, Dickens, and Thackeray; the lyrical prose of John Ruskin; and more. It is one of the very few full-length studies of prose rhythm.
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Saintsbury, George
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A history of English prose rhythm.
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A history of English prose rhythm
- AHA history of English prose rhythmSaintsbury, George
A history of English prose rhythm
- AHA history of English prose rhythm.Saintsbury, George
A history of English prose rhythm.
- AHA history of English prose rhythm.Saintsbury, George
A history of English prose rhythm.