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The Flourishing of Romance and the Rise of Allegory, vol. II

Note 103 — Chapter V

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Of course there is plenty of alliteration in "Alison." That ornament is too grateful to the English ear ever to have ceased or to be likely to cease out of English poetry. But it has ceased to possess any metrical value; it has absolutely nothing to do with the structure of the line.

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