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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RHYTHMAL»
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rhythmal nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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... is generally wanting, owing to a lack of symmetry in sentence architecture ; to
an excessive recurrence of irregular "commas"; and to a preponderate number of
extra- syllabic patterns within the rhythmal groupings. Energy is lost in two ways,
...
2
Phrasal Patterns in English Prose
Rhythmic unit. Symmetrical pitch amplitudes. Symmetrical scansion. Stress
patterns — initial and final short syllables in excess; cadence in non-phrasal
rhythmal units. Duplication: Cadence in rhythmal phrases — in ' ' Metra. ' '
Irregularity of ...
John Hubert Scott, Zilpha Emma Chandler,
1932
3
Sheaves: A Collection of Poems
For voices of thy song take thou the sighs Of southern winds, whose tuneful,
rhythmal calm Extracts from all the bloom of life sweet scents And everlasting joy
— a rhapsodize From Nature's melody, — not undertones That murmur in a
solemn ...
Harriet Maxwell Converse, John Greenleaf Whittier,
1885
4
Specimens of modern English literary criticism
There is no such contradiction in the case; and if there were it would be equally
chargeable against Mr. Spencer's theory of rhythmal disintegration and
reintegration. Again, Professor Stringham charges Poe with showing "
fundamental ...
William Tenney Brewster,
1922
5
The dynasts: an epic-drama of the war with Napoleon, in ...
... of close-filed confusion ; High-ordering, smartening progress in the slow, And
goading those by their own thoughts o'er-goaded ; Whose emissaries knock at
every door In rhythmal rote, and groan the great events The hour is pregnant with
?
6
The United service magazine
The translations, he says, he has " endeavoured to render as Homeric as the
ordinal, grammatical, and rhythmal conditions of our language allow." At his age,
it is " too late a week " for him to think of telling the whole tale of "Troy Divine," but
he ...
Arthur William Alsager Pollock,
1868
7
Free Review: A Monthly Magazine ...
Rhythmal pleasure being, as he rightly says, a perception of more or less
complicated equalities, the pleasure tending to refine with the complication, the
process of counting, if it is to give any assistance, should be complicated with the
...
... White canons—priests in quaint attire—The unfamiliar prayer : The fumes that
practised hands dispense, The tinkling bells, the j ingling pence, The tax'd but
welcome chair : The beams from ruby panes that glow, Of rhythmal chant the ebb
...
9
National eclectic medical association. Quarterly
They have systematically robbed the blood of its proper proportion of fluidity, so
that the normal impulse in its rhythmal time could not take place, and, as the first
heart beat failed to strike, the second one, burdened necessarily with double ...
10
Medico-chirurgical Transactions published by the Medical and ...
ration of tracheotomy could produce such results in two ways, either by the
sudden cessation of all movements in these muscles which it enforces, thereby
interrupting the regular rhythmal action of the dilators of the glottis ; or by a reflex
...