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Celtic Literature

Note 133 — THE STUDY OF CELTIC LITERATURE (continued 2)

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Rhyme,—the most striking characteristic of our modern poetry as distinguished from that of the ancients, and a main source, to our poetry, of its magic and charm, of what we call its romantic element,—rhyme itself, all the weight of evidence tends to show, comes into our poetry from the Celts.

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