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Poetic diction

Note 70 — Chapter III · THE “STOCK” DICTION OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY POETRY

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But compare “Milton,” by Walter Raleigh (p. 249), where it is justly pointed out that not a few of these circuitous phrases are justified by “considerations of dramatic propriety.”

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