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The Beginnings of Poetry

Note 122 — Chapter II · RHYTHM AS THE ESSENTIAL FACT OF POETRY

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E. S. Dallas, Poetics, p. 8, is sound in idea, but less happy in illustration, when he says that a poem without verse can be no more than the movement of a watch without its dial-plate.

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