Note 139 — Chapter II · RHYTHM AS THE ESSENTIAL FACT OF POETRY
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His defence is very fine and languid and aristocratic,—“inutile dispute de mots,” he protests at last: Œuvres Complètes, Paris, 1852, V. 84, 295 (“Examen des Martyrs”).
Reading edition
His defence is very fine and languid and aristocratic,—“inutile dispute de mots,” he protests at last: Œuvres Complètes, Paris, 1852, V. 84, 295 (“Examen des Martyrs”).