But I digress
the exploitation of parentheses in English printed verse
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Word Count
81,000 words, Guess
Page Count
324 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1540735M
- ISBN-100198112475
- OCLC Control Number23868761
- Library of Congress Control Number91019383
- Goodreads2061944
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- LibraryThing517533
Classifications
- DDC821.009
- LCCPR508.P34 L46 1991
Description
How Marvell, Coleridge and Elliot established parenthetical expression in English verse, and how Swift, Byron and Browning extended it.
First Sentence
This book is concerned with the exploitation of lunulae, the notation for the parenthesis, in certain English printed verse; three poets are treated as case-studies, and others are treated with a framework of historical narrative.
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