Proverbs and Their LessonsProverbium, 2003 - 179 páginas |
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... rhyme is the most prominent . It would lead me alto- gether from my immediate argument , were I to enter into a disquisition on the causes of the charm which rhyme has for us all ; but that it does pos- sess a wondrous charm , that we ...
... rhyme is the most prominent . It would lead me alto- gether from my immediate argument , were I to enter into a disquisition on the causes of the charm which rhyme has for us all ; but that it does pos- sess a wondrous charm , that we ...
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... rhyme itself , which should be the most important ; and perhaps , if some great master in the art had arisen , might have retained a far greater hold on English poetry than it now possesses . At present it is merely secondary and ...
... rhyme itself , which should be the most important ; and perhaps , if some great master in the art had arisen , might have retained a far greater hold on English poetry than it now possesses . At present it is merely secondary and ...
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... rhymed verses , let me by the way guard against an error about them , into which it would be very easy to fall . I have seen it suggested that these , if not the source from which , are yet the channels by which , a great many proverbs ...
... rhymed verses , let me by the way guard against an error about them , into which it would be very easy to fall . I have seen it suggested that these , if not the source from which , are yet the channels by which , a great many proverbs ...
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THE FORM AND DEFINITION OF A PROVERB | 1 |
THE GENERATION OF PROVERBS | 26 |
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adduced affection affirm appear application assume belong better blessing bring called certainly character Christian claim collection comes common Compare consider contain continually conviction deep devil doubt English evil example excellent existence express fact faith father fear feel French friends further German give God's Greek hand heart honour human Italian Italy land language Latin least lecture less lesson lips lives man's master meaning men's moral mouth nature never observe once ourselves pass Persian Plautus popular present proverb regard respect rich seems selfish sense serve shame shape sometimes Spanish speaks spirit striking sure taken thee things thou thought tion tongue true truth turn utterance verb voice warning whole wisdom word worthy