Prose Rhythm in English
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- — -i ~, are the ordinary formula for the cursus planus.
Saintsbury notices that ' the word values are arranged with evident cunning ' in the following extract from Coleridge : The woody Castle Crag between xs\€ and Lod6re (*) is a rich flower-gdrden of c61ours (i), the brightest yellows with the deepest crimsons (3') and the infinite shades of br6wn and gre^n (4) . . .
Little wo61-packs of white bright vdpour (S 3) rest on different siimmits and declivities (2^).
He remarks : ' In the brighte...st | yellows \ with the deepest \ crimsons (amphibrach, trochee, third paeon, trochee) I almost dare to say we glimpse one of our panthers, a common prose combination corresponding to a verse.' I scan yillows with the deepest crimsons as 3''. Cf. the 'L2i\mfr5nde caput dbvolHtiim.
He calls attention to 'the famihar-unfamiliar word woolpacks, J5 the parts of which might have no sense at all — it is so perfectly expressive, in sound, of what it means '. The rhythm would rather seem to reside' in the collision, of accents, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- — -i ~, are the ordinary formula for the cursus planus.
Saintsbury notices that ' the word values are arranged with evident cunning ' in the following extract from Coleridge : The woody Castle Crag between xs\€ and Lod6re (*) is a rich flower-gdrden of c61ours (i), the brightest yellows with the deepest crimsons (3') and the infinite shades of br6wn and gre^n (4) . . .
Little wo61-packs of white bright vdpour (S 3) rest on different siimmits and declivities (2^).
He remarks : ' In the brighte...st | yellows \ with the deepest \ crimsons (amphibrach, trochee, third paeon, trochee) I almost dare to say we glimpse one of our panthers, a common prose combination corresponding to a verse.' I scan yillows with the deepest crimsons as 3''. Cf. the 'L2i\mfr5nde caput dbvolHtiim.
He calls attention to 'the famihar-unfamiliar word woolpacks, J5 the parts of which might have no sense at all — it is so perfectly expressive, in sound, of what it means '. The rhythm would rather seem to reside' in the collision, of accents, viz.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Albert Curtis, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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